Notepad++ w/4GL support

Oh yes, there is. And I think it's even better than what you had previously. You should really check 3P from Julien Caillon. It is a plugin that can be found using the built in plugin manager. Just upgrade to the latest version of N++, then upgrade the plugin manager if needed and search for 3P.

Read more about it here: jcaillon.github.io/.../

Fully aware it’s a 4GL we’re talking about (feel free to call it ABL) and there is no shortage on keywords or anything but seriously… serialization seems to be more fun that error handling nowadays, we have binary vs json serialization, one serialize everything by default while the other only public properties. To serialize as json private/protected a ’serialize’ keyword was added, to stop serializing certain things as binary the ’non-serializable’ keyword was added in 11.7… we have xml-node-name and serialize-name (clearly that refers to json serialization) and wait ’serialize-hidden’ and xml-node-type ‘hidden’.

Marian - I think you're answering the wrong question. :)

There is also another free editor that support PROGRESS syntax and much more.

Piew is free PROGRESS 4GL/ABL code editor for Windows with some basic and additional features that support syntax highlighting. Why another editor? Sometime you don't want load whole PROGRESS environment just for small change, for source viewing or maybe you want use some features that are not available in basic PROGRESS editor. Free for personal, business or commercial use.

Read more and download: http://progress-tools.x10.mx/piew.html

I use Piew as a complement to AppBuilder and it's great.

Some one know if I can use Piew with Totvs (Datasul) ?

Does anybody uses ABHack as a complement to Appbuilder?

http://www.oehive.org/abhack

It's what I'm using (disclaimer: I'm the maintainer ;) ) and cannot use Eclipse because of this. Not "intelligent" enough.

Yes, I still use ABHack for quick tests because I'm faster with it, but I think I'm the only one here who does, most of our developers have switched to PDSOE (I did too for everything that's OO and for navigating pieces of code, but I AppBuilder+AbHack open for actually looking at the DB, writing small tests,...) .

Some of our developers use AbHack,

personally I use PDSOE + OEDT . OEDT helps with a lot of PDSOE's shortcomings.

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Does anybody uses ABHack as a complement to Appbuilder?

http://www.oehive.org/abhack

It's what I'm using (disclaimer: I'm the maintainer ;) ) and cannot use Eclipse because of this. Not "intelligent" enough.

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I'm sure a lot of this missing "intelligence" has been fixed with https://www.hh-berlin.de/oedt/

I cant record history of notepad++ from mobile with mobile recorder, what i need to do?

I have found both PIEW and 3P valuable in my work.  

I find that PIEW is an easy installation and loads quickly.  Database schema awareness can be added if desired.  

3P is more comprehensive but takes some time and fiddling to get completely set up to make use of all of the capabilities.  Importantly for us, 3P can be annoyingly laggy over a remote desktop connection.  But it really is an incredible collection of features for 4GL programmers.  I find it useful to keep two separate Notepad++ installations--one that has 3P added and one without.  

If you are dealing with old Windows installations, their older versions (or lack of!) DotNet libraries can prevent 3P from working.  Newer versions of PIEW, as well, may have problems with older Windows versions.  I always keep my currently-installed versions on hand as fallbacks when installing newer versions exactly for these reasons.

I use good (very) old ED4W... fast editor with great editing options