Equivalent to notepad on mac portable#

To sum up: I am sure there are plaintext editors available for iOS and Android, but Notepad++ is not one of them some in the Notepad++ community may have text editors that they use or recommend for their portable devices, but thatвЂ™s not actually the focus of this forum, so I donвЂ™t know how good of an alternative suggestion you will get. It just keeps asking you to buy it every 10-15 time you save.1 answer Top answer: I use these two text editors and I think both are pretty good: Sublime Text: Although its not free, it lets you use it for trial indefinitely. (There is someone who released something they called вЂњNotepad++вЂќ to Android, IIRC, but it is unaffiliated with the official Notepad++ discussed here, and has nothing to do with the codebase or this project or forum.) Sublime Text: Although its not free, it lets you use it for trial indefinitely. By the time enough of the Notepad++ codebase was re-written to be able to work on those completely different platforms, they would cease to be Notepad++. The great thing about NetBeans is that itвЂ™s available on almost all major platform including Windows, Mac, and Linux and its a free tool. This API is significantly different than the various GUI toolkits available for Android or iOS. NetBeans is one of the best and top rated Notepad++ alternatives on the list which is used to code in Java, C++, PHP, and other programming languages. The reason official ports of Notepad++ donвЂ™t exist for iOS or Android is because the core of Notepad++ was written using the Win32 API, which is the MS Windows way of handling window management and intra-process and inter-process communication. but that app is more like Windows WordPad because it is a word processor. There's also a package manager for things like auto completion, automatic running, and more language support. There isnt an exact equivalent of Windows Notepad. It takes a while to learn, but its code and text editing commands are extremely powerful. But thereвЂ™s not much we as the Notepad++ (user) Community can do about it. Most users think GNU Emacs is a great alternative to Notepad++. As a non-Apple user, I cannot suggest any good ones.

It is unfortunate that you cannot find high-powered text editors on Apple Store.