Text Editors Compatible With Different Scripts

Below are the list of 10 text editors and their compatability with different scripts (Human text, RTL text and combining characters)

No.	Text Editors	Human text	RTL text	Combining characters	Vertical Orthography	Mix of RTL and LTR	Operating Systems
1.	Notepad++	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Bi-directional text support	Windows
2.	Geany	Yes	No	No	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
3.	Notepad	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Text defaulting to a single mode	Windows
4.	BBEdit 11	Yes	No	Yes	No		OS X
5.	Sublime Text	Yes	No	No	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
6.	Vim/GVim	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Text defaulting to a single mode	Unix, Linux, Windows NT, OS X, iOS, Android, AmigaOS
7.	Brackets	Yes	No	Yes	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
8.	Atom	Yes	No	Yes	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
9.	TextWrangler	Yes	No	Yes	No		OS X
10.	UltraEdit	Yes	No	No	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
11.	Emacs	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Bi-directional text edit	Windows, Linux, OS X
12.	XEmacs	Yes	No	No	No		Windows, Linux, OS X
12.	Apertium-viewer	?	?	?	?		Windows, Linux, OS X

Emacs variables

Relevant things you can setq in ~/.emacs.d/init.el if your brain doesn't deal well with two directions in one line:

bidi-directional-controls-chars
  Variable: Character set that matches bidirectional formatting
            control characters.
bidi-directional-non-controls-chars
  Variable: Character set that matches any character except
            bidirectional controls.
bidi-display-reordering
  Variable: Non-nil means reorder bidirectional text for display in
            the visual order.
bidi-paragraph-direction
  User option: If non-nil, forces directionality of text paragraphs in
               the buffer.
inhibit-bidi-mirroring
  Variable: Non-nil means don't mirror characters even when bidi
            context requires that.
redisplay--inhibit-bidi
  Variable: Non-nil means it is not safe to attempt bidi reordering
            for display.

See also

• XML editors