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It's not the fastest thing around, being writting in Java, but it's still a pretty good editor. http://www.jedit.org
Though vi, emacs, scite are all great.
There's a whole heap listed here.
http://www.gentoo-portage.com/app-editors
You may want to look at Cute because it's based on Scite, but it can be extended with python. So you can
bathe in the delicious irony of coding tools that are missing for coding in python in python.
Cheers,
Alan.
On 5/24/06, kim aldis <kim(at)aldis.org.uk> wrote:
Gvim, without a doubt. Or if command mode editors bother you, Emacs is a
nice compromise. Both should be installed on base linux.
There's also Scite but the power of a command mode editor is a huge time
saver.
Clarifying; gvim is the graphical version of vim, the terminal extended vim.
For most people I think gvim is the easier. Version 7 is just out and it's
sweet.
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