There are a number of tools that are Pike-aware. See also the ~~Pike Assimilation~~ project: http://pike.ida.liu.se/projects/assimilation/

EMACS

Emacs contains support for Pike, which is provided by C-Mode.

Eclipse

{link:__Eclipse__|http://www.eclipse.org} is a work in progress. See the [PikeDevel/Eclipse] page for details.

Editra
{link:__Editra__|http://editra.org} supports Pike syntax highlighting and code folding.

JEdit

{link:__JEdit__|http://www.jedit.org} has supports syntax highlighting, and code folding. An in-depth discussion can be found at http://www.update.uu.se/~peterl/html/sub_hobbies/comp/articles/jEdit/

SynWrite
SynWrite - Downloads

open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.

Open .pike file and lexer activates.

SciTE

SciTE has support for Pike.

Sublime

https://github.com/poppa/pike-for-sublime

VIM

{link:__vim__|http://www.vim.org} supports syntax highlighting and code completion for Pike.

__Syntax hilighting__

{code}
:set syntax on
:set syntax:pike
{code}

For more information see: 

http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=498


__Code completion__

Begin to type something and hit:

{code}
ctrl-n
ctrl-p
{code}

For more information, see:

 http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=4
 http://www.vim.org/tips/tip.php?tip_id=11


This should apply to gvim which is basically vim with a graphical interface.

TextMate

{link:TextMate|http://www.macromates.com} is a very cool text editor for Mac OS X. More information about its support at [PikeTools/TextMate].

nedit

{link:nedit|http://www.nedit.org} supports syntax hilighting and some other features. Kevin Mulholland has provided his {link:nedit.rc|/files/nedit.rc} which contains, among other things, the Pike syntax hilighting definition.

Hilight

{link:Highlight|http://www.andre-simon.de/} supports Pike along with 120 other languages.

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