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iViscosity:
Title.

I've been using Sublime 3 for the past 4 years, but I'm looking for something new. Some features I miss in Sublime are the auto-formatting (that is, on "ends" and the such, not just new lines inside "if" or "for" statements). Any suggestions? I'm a bit turned off to Notepad++, but if someone can convince me (MrP ;) ) I'll consider it.

MrPresident:
I used NP++ for years. I still like how simple it is, but they removed the plugin manager in the more recent builds and that prevented me from easily downloading the gLua highlighter. I switched to Sublime 3 and spent some time tweaking the UI to my liking and installed a glua highlighter and lexer. I quite like it.

I don't really know of any alternatives besides NP++ and Sublime 3.

Why are you looking to move away from Sublime?

iViscosity:

--- Quote from: MrPresident on February 22, 2018, 09:18:56 PM ---I used NP++ for years. I still like how simple it is, but they removed the plugin manager in the more recent builds and that prevented me from easily downloading the gLua highlighter. I switched to Sublime 3 and spent some time tweaking the UI to my liking and installed a glua highlighter and lexer. I quite like it.

I don't really know of any alternatives besides NP++ and Sublime 3.

Why are you looking to move away from Sublime?

--- End quote ---
Just looking for something new, really.

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Stickly Man!:
I just switched from Sublime to Visual Studio Code. With a bit of tweaking it can be just as powerful as Sublime, it has a pretty awesome extension "Marketplace", and it's entirely free! aStonedPenguin has created a glua plugin that seems to work pretty well for autocompletes.

iViscosity:
I do have Visual Studio from when I was messing around in C#... Maybe I'll check it out

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