siple text editor

[Mayo]

Hi everyone
I want a simple text editor source code written by BorlandC!
i need it extremly! :'( :'( :'( :-\
please HELP ME[email protected]

[Solar]

1) Why does it have to be written in Borland C? Doesn't "C" suffice? (Compiler dependencies are usually easily fixed.)

2) Try http://www.sourceforge.net. All the stuff there is Open Source, and they categorize all projects so finding some text editor written in C should be easy.

3) If you had written a line or two about why you "need it extremly", we might be able to pinpoint some source that fits your needs...

[Mayo]

Hi Dear,
I need to solve my problem with a very siple program!
perfectly does not in SourceForge!

[distantvoices]

First, it's SIMPLE, friend and sausage-roaster, ok?

SEcond: you'llmost prolly have to search hard. Texteditors even with the simplest look are quite advanced stuff inside, get me? I 've written one for my own OS. And no, I don't shell out the source code. Any schmock could come and request source code.

Third: what about a good and fine desktop analysis. take a piece of papter and a pen and design what you want to do. Write it down. Construct it. Holy Gosh, some here promote a look as if they think, programming is all about hammering code into the computer et voila ... blah.

Fourth: Stay safe. & look harder at source forge. Of course, there is some source suiteable for your needs. One buck?

[jelleghys]

Google?

http://osiris.acomp.usf.edu/code/skedit/

[Mayo]

Dears, with a lot of thanks
the simple text editor should work at the DOS shell.OK?
at GOOGLE i don't find anything!! Thanks

[Solar]

the simple text editor should work at the DOS shell.OK?

Don't make it sound like we would have been supposed to read that from your mind. You didn't mention DOS shell functionality before.

I need to solve my problem with a very siple program!

You still didn't state what "your problem" is. For all we know, you might be looking for a search & replace algorithm or a nice way to provide a file requester. Or you might be looking for a text editor because you don't have one. Or you might be looking for a specific feature which MS edit.exe does not provide.

perfectly does not in SourceForge!

Aside from that sentence not making much sense gramatically, what is wrong with code from SourceForge? Licensing issues? If so, please state what license you could accept and which you couldn't. (SourceForge also carries PD code...)

Bottom line, your way of asking others for a favor sucks. Or, as a computer would state:

[tt]
Insufficient input.
Redo from start.
[/tt]

[Cjmovie]

Well if you want all the overhead (unless you _are_ working in a programming enviroment, then which you could edit it) you could try rhide...

And as solar said, edit.exe is about as basic as you can get with dos.

Maybe you could find a nano or pico version ported to DOS? Don't think so, but whatever.