Programming text editors under Linux

[naif]

I was searching for a good programming editor under Linux under the Console mode. I tried out some like Rhide, Jered, and Setedit and mcedit. Setedit and mcedit are the only one I like but I wanted to know if anyone knew about any other good editors which have language indenting built into them and maybe even a function index menu for refering to the C/C++ functions.

Thanks

 

[PolyPill]

I'm old school, my favorite tool is vim and I see no need to change.

 

[XWRed1]

FTE is a pretty nice programming editor, might not have the sophistication of vim (I'm not a vim expert), but its certainly nice. You owe it to yourself to check it out. I'm just recommending it for programming, not general text editting.

 

[Christoph]

If you've got the time to read through vim's tutroial (hour or two), I'd recommend vim. I use it and love it, and it's got indenting and syntax highlighting.

 

[Titan386]

Call me old school, but I like vim. Its small, fast, easy enough to use, and it colors your text. I find thats great for spotting errors, at least some of the time.

 

[naif]

Alright thanks all. I download FTE just now so I guess I will be giving it a try soon. About vim, I think its kind of a little bit complicated for me, though maybe I will give it a try soon if I dont find anything good