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well, Kate is a start for linux, but once you get used to Textpad, there isn't really another alternative

david - was wondering, where in AR are you? I'm in North Little Rock myself...

The easiest way to do this might be to write a script to do the same thing - what database server are you using?

im confused what's the difference between that and using shift-tab?

I use shift-tab, is that what you mean?

thanks!

I've heard a lot of people talking about using perl scripts and stuff as tools for various things. I've written a script in vb script to backup and archive projects i am working on. Is there a way to incorporate this into a tool menu?

I had something like this in Windows 2003 - Explorer didn't freeze, but the selection was somehow locked on that file. You could right click and bring up the context menu, or do stuff to that file, you just couldn't select another file for about 30 seconds.

thanks

I'm trying to make a quick macro to quote selected text - can someone give me the regex to do this?

Yes, textpad allows you to do that in the options, but the associations are still kept in the same area with the rest of window's file associations.

file associations aren't handled by textpad - windows does that, so it would be kept somewhere else - and transfering that from ME to XP is probably a bad idea, since I'm sure they handle file associations differently. i guess you might have to just add all the file associations back on XP

due to the fact that PHP uses both <? ?> for syntax start and < > for operators, using either a < or a > in a conditional statement will kill syntax highlighting for the rest of the code (until you close it with ?>) - anyone know a work around for this?

well, here's the thing...

I'm not looking for version control...

I'm looking for more of a recipe book - for code...some place to just get snippets of code and organize them...

any ideas?