What is the best alternative IDE for Delphi (.NET)

Question

I work in Delphi 2007 (both win32 and .Net) but the CodeGear IDE frequently annoys me, so if possible I\'d like to find a replacemnt.

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Answer 1

If you have Delphi 2009 and it is not annoying to you, try Andy's IDE Compiler Plugin 1.0
It can be used to compile a Delphi 2007 project with the Delphi 2009.

Answer 2

You should try TSEPro (aka QEdit) from Semware. It has support for the language, a very powerful macro system and supports compiling from inside the editor via bcc32.

Answer 3

Emacs does appear to have a Delphi editing mode, which is probably a good starting point if you're trying to get up and running.

Answer 4

Have a look at Multi Edit – It is a fantastic editor and has support for the Borland products

Answer 5

One thing you can do is to put in GExperts to make your life better.
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Answer 6

See free OPEditII, at codefactor2.com [the page is no longer available and presents spam instead] It sounds like the free and updated version of the late codefactor. Worth saying it works like a charm under Windows Seven 64 bits, and is very fast, with integrated Delphi code parser. So you have a class browser, code completion, code navigation from interface to implementation, and a lot of code refactoring tools.