hey, can somebody recommend a text editor that can convert or hide custom values?
like ^1 etc for Nexuiz cfg's and logs.

Why not just write one in Perl?

Xeno The Blind wrote:Why not just write one in Perl?

No, use Emacs, which is actually a toolkit for creating Editors. Some lines of nice elisp code and you can have anything you want.

Maybe Scite can do that (window$ and linux) :
http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html

Personaly I use Textmate (only for osx) :
http://macromates.com/

(Look the difference between the 2 website ^^ , 1 opensource and 1 comercial)

Well i usually use either emacs or vim if emacs is not available.. But those two editors should only be recommended if one needs their power, their great keyboard interface or just wants to learn the way to edit something in a good way

I use KWrite under KDE and nano when in a terminal.

Kate ftw!

Thank you all for your recommendations.

For Windows, I prefer [url=http://notepad-plus.sf.net[/url]notepad++[/url]. Working in terminal, I prefer vim. I've heard good things about bbEdit for the mac. For Linux with a GUI, I'd go for something SciTE based.

for linux i use gedit as text editor ... highlighted in C source shows colours... that make life easy for you

rofl.
bill use this to write dos and win ^^