Editors for Creating Modules

[Keith]

I am new to SwordSearcher and I am wondering what type of editors people are using to create large text modules. Dreamweaver, Text Editor, Etc.

In christ,
Keith

 

[wsbones]

I use TSE (The Semware Editor) or Notetab Lite mostly. I may use Excel for certain editing functions. TSE has a macro language and "regular expression" search, find, and replace. It's fast and handles very large files.

There are probabably better ones available, but I have been using these for a long time (TSE ver 2.5 from 1995) and I am familiar with them. TSE works in a command window with a DOS interface. I should order and upgrade if it's still for sale

 

[eddiefrye]

I should order and upgrade if it's still for sale

TSE Pro 4.4 Free Trial $99 to Buy.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/File-Editors/TSE-Pro.shtml

 

[eddiefrye]

EditPad Lite is free for non-commercial use. That is, you may use EditPad Lite if you do not get paid, directly or indirectly, for the work you do with EditPad Lite. Registered charities may also use EditPad Lite. If you want more editing power or need a text editor to use at work, check out EditPad Pro.

http://www.download.com/EditPad-Lite/3000-2351_4-10105022.html?cdlPid=10815417

http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html

 

[RevTim]

I love editpad lite, however, I did not like it when they did some of the upgrades, so I still use one of the older versions. I'll try to come back and note which one in the near future.

If you have no experience with this very good program, then you can come to love it as is, but I love it as was, so I've stayed with it.

EditPad Lite is free for non-commercial use.