💡 Notepad++ (Making editing ini files easier)

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💡 Notepad++ (Making editing ini files easier)
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That is BEAUTIFUL, Good job.
Good find, even though I already knew about it. Will help others a lot.

Had I thought about it, I would have included it into SinBotv2.3, but oh well. And since v2.4 doesn't need user editing of an .ini file, no point anymore.
Old is old
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Old is old
Just because it's old for you and me, doesn't mean it's old for everybody.
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Just because it's old for you and me, doesn't mean it's old for everybody.
Actually it's not just old to me. Notepad++ has been out for quite some time.
Oh so sorry, let me just delete this post then.
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Oh so sorry, let me just delete this post then.
You don't have too since you already posted it

I'm just saying it is old. Never said that it had to be taken down.
Notepad++ is a decent editor, without a doubt - but when it comes to functionality, usability, and (especially) the ability to use it as *the* editor within most any IDE or other development environment - Vim/gVim (vi too while I'm at it) is still a major slugger and a great alternative to the plethora of Windows editors out there. Given, there is a slight learning curve (*cough*), but the raw efficiency and time-saving once you become a little familiar with it is outstanding.

I am by no means attempting to hijack this thread, and apologize if it seams that way... But I most certainly do think, especially within the hack/mod community, more options and alternatives to increase productivity should be a welcome addition!
Look, a post about one of my favorite editors ^^. Never tried vim (lazy), but after that praise I just might. There seems to be enough editors to go around that are decent for both Win and Linux... I need to start using something better for OSX other than Komodo Edit and Text Wrangler.
Another one of interest is the Scintilla Text Editor, on which Notepad++ is based. I find myself alternating between the both of them depending on my mood.
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