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jEdit is a cross-platform, programmer's text editor written in Java. Some of jEdit's features include: runs on MacOS X, OS/2, Unix, VMS, and Windows; built-in macro language; extensible plug-in architecture. Dozens of macros and plug-ins available; plug-ins can be downloaded and installed from within jEdit using the 'plug-in manager' feature; auto indent and syntax highlighting for more than 80 languages; supports a large number of character encodings including UTF8 and Unicode; folding for selectively hiding regions of text; word wrap.
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"It's the best of the best."
Version: jEdit(dev) 4.5pre1
Pros
I've used many, many text editors over the past twenty years - both on Windows and on Unix/Linux platforms. Even when I've worked in other editors for a while I always return to jEdit. It is the most flexible and useful editor there is on Windows. I also use Eclipse extensively, mostly for working on team projects in SVN, but for my day-to-day editing, be it Java, PHP, (X)HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, jEdit is absolutely my tool of choice - and has managed to remain that way for nearly ten years.
Cons
There are few. Because it is Java based, it won't launch as quickly as some OS-specific browsers, particularly if jEdit gets loaded up with every imaginable plug-in. To really make the tool shine to its fullest, some plug-ins are really useful. With just a little investment of time in looking at the plug ins (there are many!) - you can quickly break down the tool to just the few you need ... at which point, load time is as quick as (or quicker than) other snappy editors.
Summary
jEdit is powerful and feature-rich. Because of this, it can take a little bit of time to get the most out of it. But that small investment of time is absolutely worth it. I cannot recommend this editor more highly.
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