On Aug 16, 2005, at 7:21 AM, Herbert Fruechtl wrote:
> I don't think vim and emacs on Linux are distribution specific (except
> maybe for the default settings wrt colour). Emacs is available for
> Windows as well (ntemacs or cygwin).
>> and are going to include references to colour coded editors
There is also XEmacs. Although it forked from a common original code
base, it is today a distinct editor from (Gnu) Emacs. They have is
much in common, but also noticeable differences. It also does color
coding and is available on many platforms. I've personally used XEmacs
(and Gnu Emacs for that matter) on both RedHat and SuSe Linux
distributions, Windows XP, Sun Solaris, and Mac OS-X.
Speaking of OS-X, it has become a platform of noticeable interest to
Fortran folk in recent years. Indeed, it has replaced Linux as my
personal favorite. An OS-X editor that I use a lot today is
TextWrangler, which does come with f90 color coding by default.
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