Pls. suggest a free Java Editor / IDE for Win 95/NT

[tom@xxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Bigford)]

I guess i should fess up ;-) I don't work for TextPad either ... As a matter of
fact - *any* recommendations from me are mho!

I used to use emacs on Stratus fault tolerant computers and found it to be fine!  I
guess i am now spoiled by syntax coloring etc ... you can probably do all this with
emacs now also ...

Have fun with your editor of choice ;-)

Tom

Tim O'Neil wrote:

> At 08:26 AM 1/29/00 -0800, I wrote:
> >> > Hi Halfred - I really like TextPad which is available at TextPad.com -
> >> It is shareware.
> >>
> >>There are others but this one seems to work the most naturally with Java
> >>- It is an editor only, but that is my preference.
> >
> >I use emacs myself. You can get addons for it, I have one for Java, it
> >works well for me.
> >And you can do so many things with emacs besides just java.
> >Get it for win32 here: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/windows/ntemacs.html
> >And I'd be happy to field questions about using the most flexible, extensible
> >editor in the world.
>
> Oh, by the way, I don't work for the free software foundation, although I'd
> be proud
> to. I actually work for a middle ware firm in silicon valley. Just thought
> I'd add
> that, I got spammed by someone who is connected to ultraedit, & I don't want my
> endorsement of emacs to seem tainted. Which would be difficult for a free ware
> "firm" anyway.
>
> -Tim
>
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