[Duion]

What is the best code editor for Linux? Especially for Torquescript, since Torsion does not work or not work well on LInux, so what would be the best alternative?

[Timmy]

Atom is pretty decent and has torque script syntax as add-on

https://atom.io/
https://atom.io/packages/language-torquescript

[Bloodknight]

... since Torsion does not work or not work well on LInux...

These terms should be mutually exclusive, it either works or not, if it works then its quality is variable.

Given that torsion is now MIT, and given that it uses wx as its UI it should operate on a cross platform basis. I know its old and outdated but it functions, and its minimalist feature set already improves over and above just simple syntax highlighting that other editors offer.

If all you need is an editor with highlighting, then probably geany is a good choice, it has project options and highlighting which covers most of torquescript most people ever need *.

* Also has plugin capability so it is possible to fully adapt to torque

[elfprince13]

Just wanted to bump this and say I'm a fan of Komodo Edit, and have a plugin for TorqueScript support - https://github.com/elfprince13/KomodoTS

[damik]

Kate

[Jason Campbell]

I like the look of that one. Going to give that a try. Really like the "mini map" along the right edge. Thanks.

[damik]

this my color schema and highlighting for c#.
In settings->Fonts&Color:
Schema: Import
Highlighting Text Styles: Import
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mwxk71336suhk ... em.7z?dl=0

[Duion]

It is Torquescript and not C#, but C# highlighting works pretty good as well.

[clod]

I like to use Codelobster IDE