Written in C, so it's a native app, and super light weight. It's not free though, but very well priced. I also don't own this app myself so I used the trial version for my tests. I have used this app for many years. This was my number 1 text editor for a long time, and I'm sure that's the same for many other developers out there.
This is a fairly new text editor released by the same people who created Coda. Coda has been around for a long time, and was a great little editor you could use on iOS, mostly focussing on web development.
I've been using nova for a little while now and not entirely sure how I feel about it. It has replaced Sublime Text and Atom for most tasks, but I'm still working things out, and settling into a workflow that works for me.
I've never used it since before writing this article. Vim isn't something that is ever even mentioned in iOS development. All we really need a text editor for is opening a few config, script, or JSON files and that's about it. Vim has been around for a very long time similar age to BBEdit?
But, this app was very performant, and I can certainly see the appeal, but it's just not for me. We all know Xcode. I'm not even going to bother with a screenshot here. This thing is a bloated mess. If you already have it open, and the text file you're editing is part of your project, then go for it.
However, for any smaller quick tasks, you could probably finish the job in any other editor before Xcode even opens. Built into macOS this editor is just plain fine. It works. No syntax highlighting, or code completion. No addons. Just plain and simple. Integration with External Tools. Intuitive Outline Display. Unicode Support. Portability Options. Multiple Encoding Conversions. Fast bit build. Feature list. New features in latest version. Compare Portable and Store App Versions. Multiple Selection mode allows you to edit text fast, and even to Sort or Delete Duplicate Lines only in selected column ranges.
EmEditor allows you to filter text documents and CSV documents with number ranges. EmEditor allows you to drag the bottom right corner of the selected cell border AutoFill handle to copy the same value as the selected cell to the up, down, right, or left neighboring cell s.
The new version enhances CSV features and adds the Filter toolbar. The Snippets plug-in allows you to insert words, phrases, and interactive pieces of code quickly. EmEditor is available in both bit and bit builds. If you use bit Windows, the bit build of EmEditor is absolutely recommended!
This section gives you tips on how you use EmEditor, and explains why you need the best text editor in your situation…. EmEditor is a smart editor from Emurasoft that can handle pretty much any sized file.
No problem. A billion lines? What about really long lines? Is 10 million columns enough, because EmEditor can handle that with ease. EmEditor is one of the few editors I know that has been built for both and bit modes. You can edit files larger than 4GB even on bit Windows, but bits makes the editor run even faster and keep more in memory before using temporary space. Ed Burnette, ZDNet. I chose that editor after testing a lot of different solutions, and the two major reasons for that choice have been: true UTF-8 encoding, and unlimited size of documents with light speed loading.
All the other solutions I tested were falling short of providing one or the other. Additionally, I came to appreciate the excellent plug-ins , the keen regex integration, the side by side comparison , etc.
I would highly recommend EmEditor as a first choice for any intensive text-centric activity. Other user comments.
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I already have it as the editor of choice for most source file types, especially weird web pages which may have 3 or 4 languages simultaneously. Being able to hilight different syntax in the same file using your own schemes is really powerful.
It is a brilliant editor. Dylan Beattie Dylan Beattie Are there special settings to make that possible? I have problems too with large files — Aftershock. Mohamed Mohamed 11 1 1 bronze badge. Why the downvote? Is scite not free, open-source, and capable? The only thing is that it's not ultraedit in terms of feature — nevets Joazito Joazito 11 1 1 bronze badge.
Marcelo Marcelo. EditPad Lite says: does not support 2GB files, bummer! Moe Cazzell Moe Cazzell 1 1 1 bronze badge. Try Sublime Text Takes some time to open the file, but then it is pretty fast. Aram Hovhannisyan Aram Hovhannisyan 6 6 silver badges 9 9 bronze badges. The Overflow Blog.
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