Looking for a new text editor

For many years, I used MultiEdit as my primary text editor. I loved that program. It did everything I needed except one thing. It does not support Unicode files. Lately I have been using Visual Studio.NET as my editor of choice but there are things I don't like about it either. For example, sometimes I want to create a simple console app and I don't want to have to create a VS.NET project for it. I would rather get create a new .cs file and F9 to compile it, or something like that. MultiEdit will do this but as I mentioned it does not support Unicode.

So my question for all: What would you recommend as a sweet text editor that I can use as my editor of choice? And please, don't say Notepad.

posted by Kirby | 28-May-2003 9:48 AM | comments (0)

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