SL-Edit is a text editor written in Tcl/Tk with the ability to be upgraded with little Tcl/Tk scripts (like plugins) that perform any actions on the text.
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I have still no good solution found for the syntax highlighting. Well, it works good for Tcl/Tk (the only syntax highlighting support for now) on fast machines (like my PC: Athlon 1400), but on slower ones it reduces the speed and the fun of writing a lot... So, if anybody out there has experience with syntax highlighting parsers, please could you email some tips, or even help me programming it? Someone, who knows Tcl/Tk and how to write a syntax highlighting module (perhaps one, which can handle the ViM syntax files?) would be great!
Fixed some bugs with the toplevels for search/replace and options. Improved the search/replace function a lot (didn't notice that the regexp search/replace didn't work...;-) Added some bindings for the text widget (shift-/control-backspace and (shift-)return) fixed the bug, that the undo operation didn't undo the results of replaces... fixed the bug, that the undo operation deleted the whole textwidget, if one pressed too often control-z hmm, I think, that's all...
improved the syntax highlighting for Tcl/Tk....
wrote syntax highlighting for Tcl/Tk and added it, more syntax highlightings can be written into the filetypes.tcl, look at this file to see, how it works (and perhaps send me some suggestions on how it could be better and faster)
Made a few changings, and fixed some bugs.
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