Where can I find an awesome Windows editor?

[Sammi]

I never thought I'd say this, but I've found a program that is only for Macintosh and I need a similar thing for Windows.

TextWrangler (http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/) is a kick-ass text editor, made of kittens and win. It has a brilliant interface, colors code and has every function I could possibly want in an editor (and plugins, for everything else). Its search function can make use of regular expressions, too, which would make my job a bit easier. The only problem is that my work computer has Windows, and it is not in my power to change that sad fact. Does anybody know of a similarly awesome text editor for Unix-challenged computers?

[Null]

I used to have something similar to that, but I haven't used it in a while and I've forgotten the name. Once I get home I'll poke through my downloaded stuff and see if I can find it for you.

[Claidhmore]

What do you need done that Wordpad or Notepad can't do for you?

[TwistedFirestarter]

Notepad++ is pretty sweet (and it's opensource!)

[adam]

I second Notepad++. I use it for just about everything.

[Justin]

He makes me use it too :p

[adam]

Geez, you make me sound kind of bossy. Of course, you like it like that.

[Justin]

You? Never :D. Yeah, well that's a secret you know ;)

[TwistedFirestarter]

*sporfles at the peach*

[Sammi]

I'll give Notepad++ a shot.

What do you need done that Wordpad or Notepad can't do for you?
Mostly regular expressions; parsing Unix and Mac return characters and/or converting them into Windows return characters because Windows plain-text programs can't be arsed to parse alternate systems' return characters on their own (try opening a TextEdit document in Notepad); a moderately pleasant user interface; and code-coloring, which makes it a lot easier to read code.