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I am used to work with Notepad++ in addition to MetaEditor, mainly to analyze log/data files.
However when working with big files NotePad++ starts to become very slow or even can't open the file a too big.
Anyone has some experiences with this and could maybe suggest some good alternatives ?
use TextPad, is simple but powerful:
https://www.textpad.com/
Textpad is a good alternative to Notepad++ indeed. Have them both installed. Textpad handles large files with ease. I regularly have multiple 250MB+ files open. A nice addition is that custom syntax definitions for MQL can be made.
I am used to work with Notepad++ in addition to MetaEditor, mainly to analyze log/data files.
However when working with big files NotePad++ starts to become very slow or even can't open the file a too big.
Anyone has some experiences with this and could maybe suggest some good alternatives ?
I found this one to be among the best when it comes to really large files.
Others will stutter or even freeze but this one slices through like a hot knife through butter.
Gedit is definitely the best choice for gui linux. I prefer nano for cli opposed to vim.
For best performance, most functionalities and highest limits analyze (or edit) by streams with for example cat, grep/sed, head and tail.