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Scipad
A powerful editor and graphical debugger for code written in Scilab
Scipad is a powerful editor and graphical debugger for programs written in the Scilab language. It is a mature and highly configurable editor, almost entirely written in Tcl/Tk. Scipad is a free software running on Linux and Windows. Licence is GPL V2. -
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ASED
TclTk-IDE for development and testing tcltk-apps
ASED is a Tcl/Tk Editor written in pure Tcl/Tk using the BWidget Toolkit. Features included: multifile editing, syntax-highlighting, command-expansion, undo/redo, autoindent, find/replace, file-browser, help-system, testing code -
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avrLab is an IDE (integrated development environment) for AVR microcontroller from ATMEL. It includes an editor with syntax highlighting. avrLab includes support for macro assembler (tavrasm and avra) as well as support for accessing the AVR via uisp.
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Tcl TextEdit is a simple and powerfull texteditor entierly written in tk/tcl scripting language (no compilation required). It aims to be a programming editor.
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Cross Platform Perl Development IDE. Current Alpha is for WIN32 written in Delphi. Initial Plan is too rewrite the IDE in Perl itself.
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A win32 and later a multi-platform file editor with it's main emphasis on it's Tcl interface. Still in beta, it manages to deliver a usable, almost fully functional file editor with all the goodies one needs and minus all the goodies not everyone needs. I
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An editor for wish scripts. Includes an interpreter to test scripts without having to save edits. The interpreter provides a console (regardless of OS) to aid in debugging. Written in pure tcl/tk - no extensions required.
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