Does such a text editor exist?

[Cheetah Designs]

I am looking for a decent text editor that has the following:

- Tabs for open documents.
- Tree view side bar.
- Syntax highlighting for major languages.
- Line numbers
- Intelligent auto-formatting*
- Persistant code collapsing (so if I collapse code and then close and open the same document, the code is still collapsed)

Preferably:
- Able to login to my server via SSH and edit files directly on there.


* I want it to format my code/text such that if it exceeds 80 characters it puts the text automatically on a new line and indents it automatically. For instance if I was doing HTML:

     <p>This is the sentence.</p>

...I'm now editing that sentence and it will be longer than 80 chars so it does this:

     <p>
        This is the sentence. I have no added some extra text jazz. Pretend this is longer
        than 80 chars and it goes on a new line
     </p>

Or if I was doing javascript, this:

   myVar += areallylongvariablename + anotherreallylongvariablename + "Some more stuff";

would go to:

    myVar += areallylongvariablename + anotherreallylongvariablename +
             "Some more stuff";

 

[arty]

I am turning into a massive fan of Sublime Text, which has such a large ecosystem of plugins and potential configuration options that I would be surprised if you can't get it set up exactly as you wish

I've certainly got very close to my 'ideal' text editor with it and that's after only a couple of hours of tweaking and playing around, so it may well prove to be a good candidate for you to look at.

 

[shine]

Text Wrangler will do most of what you want.

 

[Cheetah Designs]

Text Wrangler will do most of what you want.

Doesn't do the last two on the list as far as I am aware and they are the most important ones.

 

[Vonhelmet]

Kate would meet most of your criteria, but not sure if there's an OS X port.

 

[JimAroo]

+1 for Sublime Text 2.

 

[Irish_Tom]

+1 for Sublime Text 2.

+2

 

[Deku]

Take a look at Chocolat it's in beta at the moment and looks promising.

 

[fez]

+1 for Sublime Text 2. Ridiculously fast compared to other editors I have used and has great functionality / extensibility.

 

[gavsim]

MacVim?