i prefer notepad++, because it has basic syntax highlighting an no extra bloat.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

What do you develope in?

i generally use whatever IDE my compiler came with... but i have a hex editor just in case i need to look at certain stuff.. i like a lot its called frhed http://www.kibria.de/frhed.html

I like to use SciTE: http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
It has syntax highlighting for a lot of languages and is highly customizable.

Editpad

You have to pay for the pro version, but my school (Virginia Tech) owns a license.

I used notepad. Simple, and easy to access.

maybe we should make our own CPPLC editor. including functions such as syntax highlighting (user costumizable) and Auto-Complete along with a function that allows you to search your source files for a variable or function definision.

teaming up for a project has never worked for me

I just use the Dev-C++ IDE :unsure: . The only other one I tried is MSVC++, which I hate, and only use when I'm at school and want to code something. <_<

why do you hate it ... i find it rather more productive and efficient than the dev-cpp one ... you just have to mess up with the options a little bit ... (the default one sucks ... but who cares ... who uses a program without customizing it anyway ?)

i hate them both, they both have to much crap that i never use.

thats an interesting idea, would it be written from scratch or be based on something like scintilla

well, i really can't live without IntelliSense :P

i'd perfer we'd make it from scratch. so we dont have to mess with any licences or get premission to use it.

i had some other ideas for it. such as posting code or code segimetns to the boards for review. and notification when someone replys (dont know if those are possiable but they would be nice) (both of those might make working on joint projects easier)

I code C++ in Visual C++ IDE, and C# in Visual C#.
As for other languages, it's usually notepad/some shell text editor.