oh, boomer!  How have I missed such fun thread! :D

BTW, code completion works best in the editors you mentioned than in the
WinPov editor itself:  it completes not only keywords, but also
identifiers, like user-defined function, macro and variable names... and
because it's a simple and efficient text-completion mechanism, it doesn't
take huge amounts of memory by cramming a whole parser and semantic
analyser into the editor, like Windows-minded IDEs do...

About Povclipse:  hey, it's java!  Shouldn't it run anywhere for granted?

My best bet is vim.  Or emacs if you don't mind developing finger dextery
like a pianist...

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