ASCII editor
dep
dep
Mon May 17 11:31:17 PDT 2004
begin Harry G's quote:
| I am in need of a editor that will edit ascii files with no changes
| being made.
okay. first, do you want to *edit* them, which by definition means
changing them, or to *view* them, which by definition means leaving
them unchanged?
if the former, you could do no better than nedit. you can set it,
even, to do word wrap without actually inserting the word wraps in
the text; likewise, if you want word wrap off so that each paragraph
is on one line, you can do that, too. it is in my estimation just
about the best editor in the world (and an example of your tax
dollars at work -- it was originally developed at a federal nuke
lab).
http://www.nedit.org/
| Most editors tend to add things.
what kind of things? do you mean opening a file in microsoft word and
then saving it and having it change from a .txt file to a .doc? and
all kinds of formatting stuff being added?
it would help if you could give a little bit better description of
what you're talking about here.
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dep
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