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franca@vandi.ars.cl (Franca Oppici S.) writes:
> Does anybody know Codewright? I recently saw an advise and
> I would like to hear some opinions about it.
> 
> Thanks, Franca.
> 
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> Franca Oppici Soriani		uucp  : franca@vandi.ars.cl
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> Santiago - CHILE

I use CodeWright and am generally very impressed with it.  Particularly
when I need to edit a bunch of files in a project.  It is very configurable
and its nice to look at.

The manual isn't outstanding (I mean the user's guide, not the 500+ API
function call manual!) but it has enough to be productive.

If I just have a quick edit to do I usually just use epsilon.  Codewright
is best when you have a lot to do.

It has compiler support like most modern editors but also keeps track of
edits that you make when your looking at compiler errors.  So, if you
need to add a line to fix a compiler error, doing "NextError" still takes
you to the right place.

I recommend it.

marco