Okay, so I'll start this off with a prefix that I know I'm comparing a paid-for text editor with a completely free one. But, despite this difference, they both set out to be an increment above conventional text editors, and by sharing the same purpose they becoming suitably fitting for a comparison. However, I'm writing this on the basis of having briefly downloaded and used both Notepad++ and Sublime Text, and using them to work on some .cpp files within the same project.
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As will be the format with all posts, I'm going to be brief and snappy about what I like/dislike when using the software. If you have any further questions or don't quite understand what I mean (hell, even if you need to correct me on something) then feel free to drop me a message and I'll get back to you.
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Notepad++ is based on Scintilla and from my first impressions is very nice for Windows-heavy users. And I say this meaning it is only for Windows users, as out of the two only Sublime is open platform, which can be limiting but if cross-OS isn't an issue, which it wasn't for my project, then your options are still open. It has a bunch of plugins that I didn't get round to using but already from the get-go the increment up from Notepad is noticeable when opening the software. Two major things are brought to the table in Notepad++ (and Sublime too); tab-able file opening to allow multi-file work, and support of a variety of programming languages. While using an extremely small amount of space and RAM, Notepad++ is pretty great for on-the-go programmers who need a reliable editor that's capable of giving them a helping hand with their syntax.
Notepad++ supports syntax for over 50 languages and allows custom language definition, which I believe is a little more than Sublime is capable of. However, remember, this is a Windows only software, and as such don't expect to be writing AppleScript or anything similar.
I found Notepad++'s auto-completion pretty damn good, especially the way in which is picks up the frequency of previously used keywords. Of course a lot of IDE's have similar systems so that might not seem impressive, but again – this tool is handy for people on the run, who aren't waiting a good 10-15 minutes to launch VS2013, only to forget the quick fix they thought of for their code. I actually used a lot of the shortcut key mapping too, which goddamn is helpful for doing a lot of cleanup of your code. I use a Cyborg V7 Keyboard though, which isn't exactly a get-up-and-go peripheral, but if you're willing to memorise the shortcut's you've mapped for trimming trailing spaces and similar actions, you can end up with a really efficient cleanup layout mapped, and from there it's just a case of point->shortcut->optimise.
Overall, Notepad++ is pretty great for quick snippets and throwing basic ideas together, but if you wanted to do anything more hefty you'll either be installing plugins or just using and IDE.
Sublime Text –
Ahh, Sublime Text. You glorious open-source bastard. It's worth mentioning that I'm still trying to force-feed myself enough Linux to become a true fan, but regardless of that I'm still fond of the idea that I can support my work across multiple platforms. Enable microphone access. This is especially important in cases such as large scale software or universities, where you're never quite sure what OS you'll be stuck working on.
So Sublime's roster of languages isn't as large on the initial install, but you can install packages to expand this, and as mentioned before, it does support a larger scope of platforms with it's languages, with AppleScript being one of them. It's a little bit bigger in RAM, but it's a bit more of a powerhouse due to it, able to take on slightly larger and more complex scale projects. New baptist hymnal pdf.
There's one standout and major feature that I wanted to point out above all else with Sublime Text, and it might not be as big a feature to many of you as it is to me – Distraction-Free mode. Distraction-free mode is a fullscreen text editing mode that allows you to incrementally show parts of the UI as you need them, which is great for someone who is constantly looking for a bright orange flashing reason to alt tab away from their work. I'm not afflicted with the awful curse of procrastination-itis, but for those who do suffer this is pretty excellent to have built-in and ready. Notepad++ does have it too, but only thanks to the plugins which many users won't install.
Also, where shortcut key mapping is the star of cleanup operations in Notepad++, Sublime has all of this built in and intuitively designed for all users. Seriously, their homepage .gif is a great example of this. I also found the split screen editing to be a little more user-friendly with Sublime than I did with Notepad++, but I'm pretty damn sure that one is just me.
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Overall, I think I prefer Sublime Text due to the open-sauciness (hue), and the built-in gear that are just plugins to Notepad++. But, there is the fee shadowing Sublimes happy welcoming smile, and in this case money has been the decider, seeing me have Notepad++ still installed, albeit only on a portable USB drive, whilst Sublime longs to make a return when I have spare cash in the pockets.
So, I guess that's it for text & code-editors today.
As for the next post, I'm thinking of looking at some of my most-used and favourite Unity plugins, a top-ten or at least top-five is a high possibility.
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Until next time folks.
