What's UltraEdit?

UltraEdit (formerly UltraEdit-32) is a commercial text editor for Microsoft Windows, created by the IdM Computer solutions in 1994. UltraEdit has a powerful programming capability that supports features such as macros, Syntax high-brightness display, and regular expressions. Files can be browsed and edited in the tag. An offer of MB of disk space is required for installation. UltraEdit also supports the mode of editing in Unicode and hex.

UltraEdit is a powerful text editor, can edit text, 16, ASCII code, can completely replace Notepad (if the computer configuration is strong enough), built-in English word check, C + + and VB instructions highlighted, you can edit multiple files, And even opening a large file speed is not slow. The software includes HTML tag color display, search substitution, and unlimited restore functionality, which is typically used to modify EXE or DLL files. An editor that meets all your editing needs.

As the source editor, that's different, and VI is just a fight. Most notably, it allows you to color the various source codes in a syntax that allows you to clearly identify the various components in your code. UltraEdit32 in the default state, you can make good syntax coloring for Java, Perl,html,xml, C#,c/c++,visual Basic, and so on. What's even more interesting is that if you don't like the way it's shaded, you can modify it, and you can add a language that it doesn't know, like you invented a new language, and you can tell ultraedit how to color it.

To be honest, ultraedit is really not the IDE, but you can make it look good and integrate the common functions of an IDE, such as compiling and running.

For example, you can configure the Javac Java two commands, do not need to DOS, you can compile and run the Java class you are editing, and can be compiled error messages and running results captured in a new file or Output window. It is also possible to do this for C + +, of course. Isn't that nice? What else can you expect as a Java beginner? Even as an experienced programmer, do you need a huge IDE?