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Emacs:

Auto-indent: yes if configured, else with TAB
Incremental search: yes
Branket matching: yes
Folding: I didn't know that is is possible with emacs
Debugger: yes
Stepping: yes
Breakpoints: yes
Watches: yes
Interactive shell: yes
Code snippets: yes if configured, also automatically when a new file is created (auto-insert) dependend on file ending or whatever
Control version: yes
Multidocument: yes (not the classic MDI, but recursively split screen horizontally and vertically and change sizes of windows)
Split view: yes
Web/FTP: yes, you can use it as ftp-client and as primitive webbrowser (XEmacs is a little bit better)
Linux/MacOSx/Windows/Solaris: yes and many more
PHP/Python/Ruby/Tcl/HTML/SQL: yes
Different settings for different users

Best regards,
perl -e "s>>*F>e=>y)\*martinF)stronat)=>print,print v8.8.8.32.11.32"

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