Zeus For Windows
Zeus is a programmer's TextEditor designed for Windows developers.
Some of Zeus's features:
- Configurable syntax highlighting
- Unlimited undo/redo
- Project and workspace management
- Class browser
- Code folding
- Auto complete
- Seamless FTP editing
- Integrated VersionControl includes support for CVS
- Built-in macro scripting supports LuaLanguage, PythonLanguage and JavaScript
- MDI - MultipleDocumentInterface
- Spell checking
- Powerful search and replace with support for RegularExpressions
A free shareware version is available.
What are some of its strengths and weaknesses vs, say, CodeWright, UltraEdit, Emacs, and Vim?
Here is how I would compare Zeus to these editors:
- CodeWright: Very similar in terms of feature set, configurability and target audience.
- TextPad as UltraEdit: Not as good a general purpose text editor as these two. Being highly configurable, this does mean Zeus can be a little difficult to use.
- EmacsEditor: Does not try to emulate Emacs, but Zeus does provide an Emacs keyboard mapping.
- Vim: How can anything compare to Vim :)
Is there a way to hide all the lines that start with more than a specified number of tabs?
Yes and no. Zeus does have the ability to select and hide lines of code into a fold point.