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I would have to go with TextMate, for those of you who are unformillure with it, it is an OS X exclusive, extremly thorough piece of software. http://macromates.com/
Basically you pay for what you get. And with Syntax colouring and being able to indent multiple lines, and a host of other things like temple macros. I don't know how I survived without it.
I programme in VFP and Delphi (both of which have very good IDE's - but I still ocassionally take the code into UltraEdit. It's searching is very good. Brings up a list of all instances - in context.
For anything in .NET, Visual Studio 2K5. For everything else, there's Boxer. Supports all the usual stuff. Customizable syntax highlighting, PERL-compatable regular expression find and replace, templates, different line enders, hex editing, fully customizable keyboard shortcut layout, blah blah blah. A great editor for those on the Win platform.
Here we would call it - what do you have against dusky s.
under sun os Scite. under mac os ~anything under linux kword is always there under windows notepad
I use other tools to handle big files, syntax color up, for printing or for doing specific thing, but thy are not the favorite ones. & editors that i have written for specific thing are always been my favorite, simply because i can make them to fit what i want.