Batch Editor is a small, lightweight and yet powerful tool for editing Batch scripts.
It comes with Syntax highlighting and even has some extras, like allowing you to change the font colour and background colour.
As you'd expect, you can:
Save
Save (As...)
Open
and
Debug
any file you wish, as long as it's a Batch script.
Categories
Software DevelopmentLicense
GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)
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Lacking, ugly, buggy and worse than useless. (At least on Windows 10.) Lacking: * It does not show syntax errors. * Lacks even the most basic text-editor functionalities, such as search, search-replace, and undo. * It does not let windows 10 know it can edit .BAT files, so you cant edit a .BAT file by clicking or right clicking on it. * The "File Open" does not remember any previous locations. * Activating the so-called "Debug" mereley starts a cmd window and excecutes the script. It does not even provide a mechanism to specify current folder or the parameter list (%1 %2 %3 %4 % %6 %7 %8 %9). Ugly: * The text-box has no margin. This makes reading more difficult. * The text and GUI are somewhat foggy. (DPI scaling issues?) Buggy: * The promised Syntax-highlighting does not work beyond the first few lines. * It clearly fails to recognize comments (starting with REM or :: ). * When "Syntax Highlight" is activated it just sets red color on small, random pieces of text spread around in the script.