Re: Char* to Char*

In article <1136766003.069845.94980@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
jussij@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes
>> BTW I have been working on a TC to a standard and using M$ Word
>> is a right bugger as it auto corrects and capitalises the source
>> code examples in the text. The other problem is find out where to
>> turn off all the "help"
>
>Why not uses a programmers editor to write your code. There are
>many to choose from.

I am writing a document. (that will end up as a PDF)
It has the odd bit of code example in it.

I was *NOT* writing an app in Word. However I have seen it done.... I
got a call from a very confused programmer who had started writing code
in WORD in a .doc file before the compiler arrived. He then changed the
*.doc files to *.c by changing the extension and then wondered whjy they
would not compile!!!


>For example one such choice is the Zeus for Windows IDE:
>
> http://www.zeusedit.com/features.html
> Note: Zeus is shareware (45 day trial).
>
>It is designed for writing code and has features like configurable
>syntax highlighting, project/workspace management, class browsing,
>integrated version control etc.


I don't need class browsing and but the programming editors I have to
have the other features.



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