seeking text editor recommendations
Kevin W. Bishop
bishopk at rpi.edu
Wed Aug 14 15:26:28 EDT 2002
I'm looking for suggestions or recommendations for editors that can handle
XML/XSL and HTML and CSS well. (And if you have any winning lottery
tickets, I'll take those too.)
I've been using TopStyle for CSS, and version 3 now facilitates HTML
editing yet I still find myself going back to EditPlus for HTML ...
I've been using Cooktop for XSL editing, which will also kindly transform
your XML trees ... :)
I like TopStyle's built-in validation features, its sorting of selectors
and specificity, its "Inspector" (listing all definitions possible for a
given browser or W3C recommendation), it's color palettes, etc. It has
been a great teaching tool in those respects. I could use similar help
with XSL! ;)
Is there any ONE application that gracefully handles all of these
formatting languages?
Gratefully yours,
-kb
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