on or about, Tuesday, April 30, 2002, we have reason to believe that Wendy Langer wrote something along the lines of : WL> Hi everyone, WL> I was just wondering on what people's opinions are on the best applications WL> to use for editing dtml files - I want something with at least a bit of WL> syntax coloring - is there anything designed specifically for dtml? If not, WL> what else would be best to use? WL> Thanks, well, it depends what OS you're on, of course. ( and you should really move to ZPT instead of DTML as soon as possible..) - for windows I've found HTML-Kit to be the editor that suits me the best. It has an excellent FTP-interface, and is highly customizable. - and it is free (although not open-souce :-( ..) http://www.chami.com/html-kit/ it does not have dtml-syntax coloring , but it does HTML, XML, Python and SQL.. Reccommended :-) PS : you really shouldn't cross-post stuff like this.. -- Geir Bækholt web-developer geirh@funcom.com funcom oslo | webdev-team

Every editor worth its weight in bits can syntax highlight dtml. Both emacs and vim do. Even editors without dtml awareness can do a fair job with the regular html highlighting. Many can also be configured to syntax highlight anything if you're ambitious enough. -Casey On Tuesday 30 April 2002 04:35 am, Wendy Langer allegedly wrote:

Hi everyone, I was just wondering on what people's opinions are on the best applications to use for editing dtml files - I want something with at least a bit of syntax coloring - is there anything designed specifically for dtml? If not, what else would be best to use?

Thanks,

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Aloha, --- Wendy Langer <wlanger@bigpond.net.au> wrote:

I was just wondering on what people's opinions are on the best applications to use for editing dtml files - I want something with at least a bit of syntax coloring ...

Upon discovering zope, I had been using CoffeCup (coffeecup.com) for HTML coding, and I'm still using it, for HTML, dtml, TAL and css...it has nice configurable syntax highlighting (html, perl, text, css - no python, alas, and of course no dtml). Dtml tags get the same color as 'general' HTML tags (some HTML tag groups such as table tags and image tags have different, configurable colors). There's no way to add syntax info afaik. There's a free (but not open source) linux version - less features than the Win version, but all the basics and less 'useless' features cluttering it up, I suspect. cheers, John S. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness http://health.yahoo.com