How do you pick VFP6 for syntax coloring? I downloaded and installed ultraedit and I do not see VFP as a selection.


>For use under Windows take a lok at http://www.ultraedit.com/. It is fast and supports syntax coloring for VFP 6.
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>>I'm looking for recommendations on a good text editor. Does anyone here have positive (or negative) experience with third-party products? I understand that, now that VFP has IntelliSense (though I can't afford to upgrade yet), there's not much incentive to code VFP outside of VFP. But leaving that aside for now ...
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>>There aren't really any *requirements* other than that it write plain text. However, here are some of the factors I'm interested in:
>>a) Speed -- how long does it take to start up? to open a file?
>>b) Support for VFP language constructs (or configurable)
>>c) Syntax coloring for VFP (or configurable)
>>d) Programmability
>>e) Cross-platform availability
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>>I'm sure there are many important factors I've omitted, so if your favorite tool has something you like, let me know about that too. Thanks!
>>zahid