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Old 07-17-2007, 03:04 PM
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Editor for java
Hi, new to Java here, just migrated from C. I wanted to make a simple java Editor and I couldn't find any libs in java for syntax highlighting. So I decided to search for Open Source editors and I found this, SourceForge.net: gleditor
It's really good editor, super fast and has a real good UI. But unfortunately It's programmed in Delphi and Object Pascal. I only know C, some C++, and just started JAVA.
Anyone can help me? Any perfect editors like GLeDitor? Also I loved devpaks from Devc++, is there anything like that in JAVA? I'm really having a hard time making external libs/packages work.
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Old 07-17-2007, 07:45 PM
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try with eclipse or netbeans
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As cecilly said, eclipse or netbeans are two well known free editors for Java. I recommend you to start with netbeans since i believe it is more intuitive for newbies.
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I used IntelliJ Idea, and it is fine. Easy to use.
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I tried those two before, but it's too slow to start. I found sje and JSource, super cool IDE's. Thanks for the reply everyone!
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Is that free.
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I use bluej for my java editing it great for starters
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