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Code editor with lesscss support? [closed]

Do you know a good code editor that supports the less syntax?

I tried Netbeans with the lesscss module and it sucks, no auto-complete, highlighting not accurate (and Netbeans doesn't even know CSS 3)...

It also needs to have good PHP, HTML and JS support:)

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Alex Avatar asked Nov 04 '11 22:11

Alex


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2 Answers

TextMate on MacOS, SublimeText on Linux/Windows.

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ValeriiVasin Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 02:11

ValeriiVasin


Zeus is a programmer's editor for the Windows platform and its syntax highlighting is easily configurable. It should be possible to tweak it to support the less syntax?

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jussij Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 04:11

jussij