I'm getting tired of dealing with Emacs, but I haven't found another editor that works nearly as well. The syntax highlighting is a bit goofy, though, particularly when dealing with multiple languages. (I never could get mmm-mode to work.)
Besides, I'd prefer something that behaves as a proper Mac citizen. Emacs doesn't misbehave, per se, but none of the standard Mac shortcut keys work the way they should.
Before you ask, no, vim is not a viable solution.
What I'm looking for:
* Must be free. Preferably open-source, but gratis will suffice.
* Native Mac display, not X11. Java counts, as long as it behaves as a Mac application (menus go in the menu bar, not in the window, et cetera).
* Syntax highlighting for C, Java, Python, PHP/HTML, and CSS, at a minimum. Customizable highlighting better.
Preferable features, but not deal-breakers:
* Remote file access (SSH/SFTP).
* Subversion integration.
* Code folding.
Any suggestions? |
