LF decent lua/xml editor that doesn't suck

[ChaosInc]

I've been searching for one for a while now and all I can seem to find are ones that haven't been updated in 1yr+, doesn't color syntax correctly, or just plain out doesn't support them both. The closest I've come so far is Crimson Editor, but it's development was stopped a while ago and it's .xml template doesn't seem to work at all.

Currently using WebNotePad which I purchased before I started working with .lua.

Any suggestions?

[JaedxRapture]

I've heard some mass-praise for Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm), which I think may be at Sourceforge.com, but you'd have to do a Google search. I've never used it, so I'm not sure if it handles both Lua and XML, but I've heard only good things about it.

Edit: It does indeed support Lua and XML. Awesome. Maybe I'll pick it up as well. (Link added above.)

[ChaosInc]

Ironically, I was in the middle of installing this when I got the notice of your reply. :rolleyes:

Read the reviews and features, gonna check it out. I'll post my opinion up here for other people's potential search for this same topic.

[Tunga]

I've used Notepad++. Don't expect it to do anything complicated but if you want some simple syntax higlighting and layout help then it's perfect.

[ChaosInc]

Tried.
Tested.
Satisfied.

Damn awesome, thx for the help. Especially loving the function collapse feature. Makes things a lot easier to manage.

[JaedxRapture]

Some of the features and extra downloads look very nice. I can't wait to get home and try this. Like an idiot, I've just been using that crappy Notepad that comes with Windows.