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I use PSPad.
http://www.pspad.com/en/ It's a great editor that I use
for a wide range of development purposes. It supports any of the common
line endings for ASCII and will automatically detect your files for
encoding. Use the format tab to explicitly select or change the encoding
or line ends so that you can open a file of one encoding and then change
the formatting and save it as another.
The editor also provides a large number of highlighter files and allows
creation of your own highlighter files which I use for CL and other IBM
i specific things. It also offers a build in hex edit function via the
view tab that sometimes comes in extremely handy.
The down side is that it only runs under Windows.
If you use it and like it, please leave a donation - I am in no way
associated with the editor than as a user.
Mike
Dave Murvin wrote:
Hello,
I am working on a software agreement that will be used with a soon to be
released product on the IBM 1. I have used EDTF in the past, but this
is a real pain to use. Agreements are stored in the IFS and must be
CCSID 13488, UTF-16 and Big Endian. Looking for suggestions for a PC
editor that will do the job that is inexpensive or free. What have you
been using?
Thanks
Dave
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