What editor do you use?

I haven't used many, but Text Wrangler is pretty good, and free

I also primarily use TextWrangler. There used to be a free version of SubEthaEdit, that is still usable, that I prefer to TextWrangler simply for the fact that it has a more Mac-like look, but I needed the FTP/SFTP support in TextWrangler. On initial glance of the way remote files are handled in skEdit, it seems to be done a bit better in TextWrangler. Unfortunately, TextWrangler doesn't have project capability as far as I can tell.

BBEdit seems to be the most preferred editor, full of features but quite expensive ($199.00) -- definitely more than I need.

Smultron is pretty decent, and open source/free, but lacks FTP.

TextMate shows a lot of promise, but IMO is currently overpriced for what it offers (~$50 US), lacking FTP support right now. A very nice feature is code folding, which I haven't seen in any other editor (maybe BBEdit??).

You may want to look at the Comparison of text editors on Wikipedia.

This is what I'm looking for in a text editor: code folding, FTP/SFTP, and projects (and ideally free!). Anyone know of anything? Until I find all these, I'll probably continue to use TextWrangler.

I love Smultron! I used to use jEdit, but it was ridiculously slow due to its being written in Java. I prefer the look and feel of Smultron anyway.

Another vote for Smultron. Developer is very friendly and responsive, too.

For the last year I was using SubEthaEdit, but I've always just used it as a text editor when the whole point is network editing...

Anyway, I didn't really like how they started charging for it. Either charge from the start or don't...

I've been looking at new editors for a few weeks anyway, and I just decided on TextMate about 30 minutes ago...
I was working on a PHP script real quick and when I finished I was amazed at how quickly I'd churned it out and how clean it was.

reality

edit: and there's never been a question about CSSEdit for... editing... css...
http://www.macrabbit.com/cssedit/

Starts with a B, ends with a Bedit

I use TextWrangler and Taco HTML Edit because they're...free.

Dreamweaver and PHP Studio.

Another vote for Smultron. Simple and does exactly what I want, all the while having a perfect OS X GUI.

VIM is good too for small things just so I don't have to leave the terminal.

Dreamweaver and TextWrangler work well for me.

I use TextMate. A little steep, but I deducted it so its all good.

TextWrangler...
Used to use BBEdit...

Another TextWrangler user here. That and Cyberduck, which is also free, is really all you need...