[OS X TeX] TextMate text editor
William D. Neumann
wneumann at cs.unm.edu
Wed Oct 20 16:10:22 CEST 2004
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004, Thomas Gustafsson wrote:
> Has anyone else experienced the same behavior of the text editors.
Can't say that I've noticed that Vim slowdown you speak of, but I don't
tend to do a whole lot of soft-wrapping myself (it bugs me for some
reason... even if it is more portable).
> Which text editors do you use?
Depends on my task. For *TeXing, I'm usually working in iTeXMac, just for
the ease of typesetting, bibtexing, etc.. For programming, I used to be a
Vim guy (still am, I guess), but TextMate is really coming on strong for
me. In just version 1.0.1b8, it's already made BBEdit look like a clunky
old child's toy in my eyes -- TM seems so much more flexible and powerful.
And I used to do my web-monkeying in Taco Edit, but I might move that over
to TextMate as well (haven't tried it with HTML, etc. yet).
And of course, I still use pico for tiny little jobs.
> Thomas, that is still searching for the perfect text editor :)
Aren't we all?
William D. Neumann
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