A good TorqueScript Interface for Mac OSX?

#1 TextWrangler is a nice lightweight text editor and it's free. Lately I've been using Xcode because of its project level file management capabilities. Syntax highlighting for TorqueScript is apparently available for both, although I've only tried it in Xcode.

#2 I just downloaded TextWrangler, but it won't open my .cs files. Is there an extra module I need to download for this? I cannot visit your second link because I do not own TGE, just TGB.

#3 I really like Komodo Edit. It has a really nice directory import with easily configurable filters. I have it set to my script folders and it only shows .cs, .log, .gui and .xml files. Any filesystem changes are reflected in the project.

#4 @Ricky:
Here's the link to the syntax highlighting file referenced in that thread: http://www.dannyngan.com/tools/download/bbedit_torquescript.zip

It's designed for BBEdit but someone in that thread tried it with TextWrangler and said it worked fine.

As for TextWrangler not opening your .cs files... what happens when you try to open one? Does it give you an error message? .cs files are just plain text files so to edit one you should be able to control-click a .cs file in the Finder, pick "Open with" and choose TextWrangler.

@Mark:
I had not heard of Komodo Edit–it looks like a good option as well.

#5 I like my own BBEdit language module a bit better, although I'll freely admit the obvious bias I have for my own work. :-)

Mine includes data blocks in the symbol list, and enables folding for them. Also, it shows the full package::method name in the list - Danny's shows only the package name, which is not terribly helpful when you have a class with 20+ methods all in the same package.

#6 Still using TextMate. Haven't added syntax highlighting and autocomplete... but it wouldn't surprise me if someone hasn't already made a package.

I like the simplicity and power of TMate though...

#7 smultron is pretty good too.