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IDE (Integrated Development Environment)combines the editor, compiler and other useful tools in the same software package. Its advantage is that when a program with syntax errors is compiled, the programmer sees the error messages and the original program at the same time -- this makes debugging much easier. Also, some IDEs contain debuggers. Visual J++, VisualAge for C++ or Java, Java WorkShop, and Visual Caf�?�© are IDEs.
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A code editor is typically a text editor with programming language libraries installed. The editor recognizes programming keywords and renders them in the specified color code (known as syntax highlighting). Other features include code beautification and compiler integration. In some cases, code editor is a scaled down version of IDE.
Elvis
Platform : Win 32, Unix like, DOS, OS/2
License : Free, Open Source
Appears in these categories : Code Editors IDEs - Web Applications
License : Free, Open Source
Appears in these categories : Code Editors IDEs - Web Applications
Elvis is a superset of vi. It runs on more operating systems than vi, it is free, and you can obtain the source code. Elvis also has many new features. These new features are described in the first chapter of the online manual, which hypertext links to the other parts of the manual where those features are described in detail. Here's a just brief list:
Multiple edit buffers, so you can edit several files at once.
Multiple windows, so you can see multiple edit buffers, or different parts of the same edit buffer.
Multiple user interfaces, including graphical interfaces under Windows95/98/NT and X11.
A variety of display modes, including syntax coloring and HTML.
Online help, with hypertext links.
Enhanced tags, to support overloading in C++.
Network support, so you can load/save files via FTP, or even use elvis as a light-weight Web browser.
Aliases, which allow you to define new ex commands.
Built-in calculator
Multiple edit buffers, so you can edit several files at once.
Multiple windows, so you can see multiple edit buffers, or different parts of the same edit buffer.
Multiple user interfaces, including graphical interfaces under Windows95/98/NT and X11.
A variety of display modes, including syntax coloring and HTML.
Online help, with hypertext links.
Enhanced tags, to support overloading in C++.
Network support, so you can load/save files via FTP, or even use elvis as a light-weight Web browser.
Aliases, which allow you to define new ex commands.
Built-in calculator
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