--------------CF1C1991076122959F21BC81 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Best choice would always be a text editor. Then you're REALLY sure that it doesn't mess with the code. I use nedit 5.1.1(http://nedit.org) on my linux box (redhat62). It's pretty fast, lotsa features, and very well shortcuted for an ex-windows user like me. But I think that what helps me more is the highlighting it provides. it helps by highlighting HTML tags and perl (it surely helps on regexps and blocks). and it provides this feature for about everything is available for linux (C, perl, python, csh, sh, bash, html, sgml, tcl, pascal, latex, postcript, sql, an lot more). A virtual linux box should help, but I think that for development it'll be ALWAYS faster in a installation basic installation with only modules and stuff you need. not a single .so or whatever added. Hansraj Pankhania wrote: > Hi All, After months of trial and error and constant messages to this > group, I have finally managed to get the current version of > interchange installed. My next request for guidance is:- 1) What > editor or html program do most users of interchange use to develop > their site. 2) The installation I have carried out is on a Virtual > server running linux, any advice on how to develop here. Whats the > best way to develop a site considering the fact that I don't have IC > installed on my computer which runs windows 98. I'm will be n a > position to start developing once these questions are answered. It a > long process to start using IC but I the the wait is worth it. Thanks > to all in advance. Hansraj --------------CF1C1991076122959F21BC81 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> Best choice would always be a text editor.
Then you're REALLY sure that it doesn't mess with the code.
I use nedit 5.1.1(http://nedit.org) on my linux box (redhat62). It's pretty fast, lotsa features, and very well
shortcuted for an ex-windows user like me.
But I think that what helps me more is the highlighting it provides.
it helps by highlighting HTML tags and perl (it surely helps on regexps and blocks).
and it provides this feature for about everything is available for linux (C, perl, python, csh, sh, bash, html,
sgml, tcl, pascal, latex, postcript, sql, an lot more).A virtual linux box should help, but I think that for development it'll be ALWAYS faster in a installation
basic installation with only modules and stuff you need. not a single .so or whatever added.Hansraj Pankhania wrote:
Hi All, After months of trial and error and constant messages to this group, I have finally managed to get the current version of interchange installed. My next request for guidance is:- 1) What editor or html program do most users of interchange use to develop their site. 2) The installation I have carried out is on a Virtual server running linux, any advice on how to develop here. Whats the best way to develop a site considering the fact that I don't have IC installed on my computer which runs windows 98. I'm will be n a position to start developing once these questions are answered. It a long process to start using IC but I the the wait is worth it. Thanks to all in advance. Hansraj--------------CF1C1991076122959F21BC81--