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RDCAx wrote Well Eclipse for Java, Visual Studio for all the .net stuff, notepad++ for the little bit of web development I do, I also have code blocks installed but rarely do I use native C++, I don't even use c++/CLI at all either though.


I also just checked out Sublime Text2, and I think I am going to replace notepad++ with this. The only thing I haven't figured out yet actually is how to change the is how to change the syntax highlighting.


View > Syntax

However it will usually base the syntax highlighting on the file extension.
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I keep it simple, I just cleaned my computer, and want to keep it that way; so this is my setup.

~Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate (Use a lot, got it free legitimately)

Use: VB, C#/XNA



~ Notepad++ (Don't use it much)

Use: Web Dev.



~Code::Blocks (Use a lot)

Use: C++



~ Eclipse (I personally hate Jcreator...)

Use: Java
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