E-TextEditor 是 Windows 平台下一款类似于Mac平台中Textmate的编辑器，具体的介绍请关注其官方网站:
http://www.e-texteditor.com。
因为开发者为英语使用者，没有考虑到中文占据两个字符的问题，所以这款优秀的编辑器中中文显示一直不正常。最近在网络上找到一款为Textmate 解决相同问题的一款字体，它将中文也设置为占一个字符，但是这款字体因为缺少Monospace这个属性无法用在E-TextEditor 上，于是我对字体稍加修改，生成了这款E-TextEditor中文字体。
使用方法：
1. 安装字体
2. 在E-TextEditor中选择该字体使用
下载：
http://www.box.net/shared/a0zsq2twsk
>svn checkout
http://macromates.com/svn/Bundles/trunk/
功能 : 有 Tab可以切换文件、可以开启成 Project 有档案列表、少不了的搜寻，当然还有重头戏移植自TextMate 的 Bundles。
首页的 screencast 介绍了一个蛮实用的功能: 按住 Ctrl 用鼠标拉出好几个区域，接着就可以同步修改这几个地方(例如同时修改好几处同样名称的变量超方便的)，或是用 Alt 拉好几列可以做同步输入。
The similarity between
E Text Editor and
Intype is that both are Windows Text Editors that are to some extent modelled on
TextMate which is Mac only.
The key differences are :-
1. E Text Editor is considerably more advanced in it’s developmentcycle. It was released mid last year and has a continuous bug fixrelease cycle. In contract Intype seems to be making painfully slowprogress in getting past the Alpha release. The latest Alpha releaseof Intype includes “Project” support which is in my view essential forRails development.
2. E Text Editor offers “full support” for Bundles. It does thisusing Cygwin to provide the functionality provided by Shell Scripts andCocoaDialog (I assume this is from Cygwin). This does seem to incur aperformance overhead. In contrast Intype does not have dependencies onCygwin and as a result the Bundles seem to be restricted to mainly“snippets”. Without using the TextMate bundles it is hard to know thevalue of having extra support for Bundles.
3. E Text Editor includes “Personal Revision Control”. I think thishas good potential but does have an overhead of storing changes in adatabase.
Both show great promise and there are more details on the Forums from each product as to the relative merits.
At the moment I am leaning towards Intype due to it’s “snappier”performance and some of it’s small design features. The downside isthe wait for Intype to be released in a stable form.
Some extra references are
Intype vs E on the Intype Forums and the
E - TextEditor Forum. Also
alternatives to TextMate on the Textmate Blog .
