Indigo Renderer Forum

Well, everything is in the title.
I edit indigo's xml files with "notepad2" (a very powerfull freeware that replace windows's default notepad http://www.flos-freeware.ch/notepad2.html), but when I open files bigger than, let's say 50 mo, it takes forever to make a single modification.
So, do you know any software wich can handle BIG xml files (>50 mo) ?

Crimson Editor 3.70 Release (Freeware). That is my favorite prog. Runs very solidly and is relatively clear. Also functions well with edit bigger xml files.

greetz

i use notepad....it is painful

Apple's default editor, TextEdit, works fine for me. I can read all of those AOL search data things with ease.

Of course, it also depends on your RAM.

Mye Scite? I think it's one of the best txt editors for win/linux/idontknowwhatelse and it's for free too. I have to try it, cause right now i was trying Notepad+ and that's not an option here...

Emacs. Best OS out there, just waiting for it to get a better text editor. For small files I use kwrite.


dogfin -

under linux - nano

greetz,
jur

Scite is totally awesome and supports a gazillion languages-scripts It also works very well in combination with C++ compilers like gcc ; oh yes, and workflow won't change if you'r eon Linux or Windoze

Vim on Windows (2k)
Gedit on Linux (Ubuntu)

Johan

editplus! the best
http://www.editplus.com/

Thanks for your replies !
So I tried most of them, and Vim seems great (for windows xp)

and this one, very fast for large xml files.

http://symbolclick.com/ (freeware)


greetz

I´ve been using UltraEdit (syntax highlighting, good search & replace, macros, and a gazillion other functions) for many years now. Saves a 100 MB XML in about 1-2 secs, editing is real time.
http://www.ultraedit.com/

programmers notepad 2 on win
gedit on linux

Notepad++ can collapse and expand XML tag trees. Handy.