Bluefish

[Xavier de Cardenas]

I have tried bluefish but its still missing some of
the features that I like in an html editor, namely tag
completion.

The closest thing I have found to a Homesite type app
is an application called Screem. I built it from a
source rpm, which was easy once I found a source that
let me compile on YDL. You can find the project on
Sourceforge and the rpm that worked for me was from
rpmfind.net (screem-0.4.1-1fr3.src.rpm to be exact)

It has the autocomplete functionality that bluefish is
missing but its a little unstable... at least from the
few times I've used it. Gvim is ok if you are editing
stuff but its not the way to go if you are designing a
site from scratch. It would be cool if they did a Gvim
with html tag completion, cause I'd love to be able to
code from a terminal at times without sacrificing
productivity.

-Xavier

--- Christopher Murtagh
<christopher.murtagh@mcgill.ca> wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Kimball Larsen wrote:
> >Has anyone here ever messed with the HTML/php
> editor called bluefish?
> 
>  I did. It was a while back, and I had tried a
> couple of times. I think
> all I did was rebuild the source RPM and then
> install, I do remember the
> install was pretty easy. However, it wasn't the most
> stable app (again,
> this was a couple months ago) and I found that GVim
> was much quicker (I
> really like Vi).
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Chris
> 
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