Does a cross-platform editor exist with a tree view on the left and a plaintext editor on the right?
I don't need more
Does a cross-platform editor exist with a tree view on the left and a plaintext editor on the right?
James King
Luis Butler
Vim with extensions (I think its called nerdtree)
Brody Allen
I always find those vim extensions super clunky to use, I'm looking for something GUI based
Cameron Walker
literally vscode
Jonathan Cruz
Try VSCode.
Jonathan Williams
I should have specified no electronshit
I'm literally just looking for the equivalent of Notepad or TextEdit but with a file tree on the side
Leo Kelly
Sublime text should do for you :^}
Cooper King
LunarVim
Sebastian Hughes
Stupid cunt
Jonathan James
Kate
Hudson Foster
Yeah, pretty much. /thread
Zachary Perez
CudaText then
Anthony Kelly
Kate?
works on windows, linux and macos
Lincoln Hughes
try lite-xl its super small and has good enough feature like ctrl-p and project search you can also ignore directories from project search and ctrl p, its not even 10 mb and looks really great out of the box
Lincoln Jenkins
Emacs. You're welcome.
Joseph Thompson
unironically soiblime text 3
Jaxson Sanchez
You don't even need extensions, just type :Lex.
Alexander Kelly
This is really great, I just installed it and it feels faster than even sublime text, and miles ahead of VS code
Haven't seen new software this high quality in a while
Thanks for the recommendation
Ryan Cook
Cool thanks
Matthew Russell
vim, you can use netrw as a tree viewer.
Aaron Torres
my reaction was also like that also when it comes to some new programming languages they probably don't have good enough plugins on vscode beyond syntax high lighting so its kind of silly to use that resource hog when it doesn't even do anything special, so i use this for things like zig. al though zig has gotten a language server now.
John Sanchez
Emacs