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Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 13:37:32 -0700
From: Guy Fraser <guy@incentre.net>
Organization: J I Reasearch
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Subject: Re: PL/PGSQL EDITOR
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I really like Nedit, because it is much eisier to use than any kind of emacs.

I save my sql queries with a .sql extention and Nedit uses a generic SQL 
syntax highlighting by default. Nedit has many "easy to use" high powered 
editing features as well and uses standard "CTRL-F,CTRL-C,CTRL-V..." key 
sequences.

I will look for the PostgreSQL specific plugin, but the standard SQL works OK.


Guy

Josh Berkus wrote:
> Eduardo,
> 
> 
>>And... for Linux....?
> 
> 
> Well, Shane Wright just wrote an PostgreSQL syntax highlighter for Kate (part 
> of the KDE project) Unfortunately, it's part of KDE 3.1, so if you're using a 
> packaged distribution you'll have to wait for the next distribution version.
> 
> NEdit has a PostgreSQL syntax highlighting overlay that's already available as 
> a downloadable plugin.   I'm not fond of NEdit myself because of the lack of 
> multiple windowing, but it's available for 3 platforms and has been in use as 
> long as Xemacs.
> 
> Speaking of Xemacs,  I'd be really surprised if there isn't an Xemacs 
> symtax-checker for PostgreSQL-SQL.   Google it.
>