Thalnos
16th April 2004 23:47 UTC

Which is better...
Question, I know this might be based on opinion but..

Which Editor would you say is better or which one do you use and is it good?

deguix
17th April 2004 03:19 UTC

HM NIS Edit is the best for now. It has several options to customize the appearance, has code templates to put common function codes in your script (it should open from and store in files the codes), and the most important, you can create Install Options pages with its easy to use interface.

Keep up the good work!

:up: :up:

Joel
18th April 2004 20:50 UTC

HM NIS Edit :up:

I like the wizard, pretty darn cool :)

Spatacoli
19th April 2004 18:41 UTC

I've used Venis, but with the release of version 2.2.2 the collapse just doesn't work right. Also, I've found that it puts strange characters at the end of some lines that cause NSIS compiler to say there are errors when there really isn't. It gets so bad that what I end up doing is either opening it up in HM NIS making a minor change and then saving it again, or opening the file up in VIM to fix the ^M that seems to be at the end of everyline.

HM NIS is pretty much the only tool to use when making custom panel ini files. I wish it had the collapse feature that Venis has.

Thalnos
25th April 2004 07:02 UTC

So basically everyone goes with HM NIS Editor.