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I wasn't sure if this is SuperUser or StackOverflow material, but since the end result is for programming I'll start here. I'm looking for a lightweight editor with svn support. What is your favorite?

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NotePad++, TortoiseSVN, non-Integrated.
Or, if you really need integration, it looks like somebody wrote a plugin: http://www.switchonthecode.com/tech-news/notepadplusplus-subversion-plugin

And if you are using Delphi, and/or want an easy way to add basic SVN to Delphi, use this method to add SVN commands to the TOOLS menu: http://delphi.wikia.com/wiki/Adding_TortoiseSVN_to_the_Tools_menu

ALSO - I think the trick for adding SVN to Delphi via the Tools menu, would work for notepad++ also - it's a very generic approach.

Chris Thornton
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I'm not sure that "simple" is the right word to describe it, but Emacs is a fantastic text editor with SVN support built in. Why do you need SVN support built into your editor?

Paul McMillan
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The Agent SVN is an implemention of the Microsoft Common Source Code Control Interface (MSSCCI) for Subversion, which basically means it will work with any editor/IDE that supports the MSSCCI interface.

The MSSCCI interface is designed to allow the editor/IDE to integrate with the source control.

NOTE: Agent SVN is shareware.

jussij