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Klang is a project that allows viewing and editing of binary files in a structured way. Unlike traditional hex editors, Klang provides a hierarchical view of many binary file types that can be 'chunked', such as WAV and AIFF.
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Yamli is an eclipse plugin for editing YAML files. Features: 1) No Tab 2) Syntax highlighting 3) Auto formatter 4) Structured comments 5) Outline 6) A pinned outline view 7) Errors and warnings 8) A vertical ruler 9) Toggle comments
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Torque Integrated Development Environment (TIDE) is a free, cross-platform IDE for Torque Game Engine scripting. It is implemented in Java as a plug-in for the jEdit text editor and contains plugins for function browsing, code completion, script debuggin
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A collaboration platform that enables non-locking, synchronous, real-time collaborative (NOT text only) editing with editor independence. It also provides edit by edit session playback. To collaborate just enter a name, group and password.
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Jasclipse is an Eclipse plugin for developing applications written in Jasmin. It provides Jasmin editor with syntax highlighting, error marking and Ctrl+Space assistance. It also allows compiling your files with Jasmin 2.2
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A tool for Savage Worlds game masters. It combines a kind of desktop wiki (fast text editor with links) with tools to rapidly create characters. More ideas can be added in the future
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Provides a Java programmable only text file editor. No gui is available. It supplies most of the features you expect from an editor including selections.
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Qode is an C++ written Integrated Development Environment based on the Qt framework. It is specialised on C++ and aims to be as lean and user-friendly as possible by adding only the features a developer really needs.
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Regular expressions editor for Python. It is intended for Python programmers that use regular expressions. It has syntax highlighting, brace matching, results coloring, text zooming, RE insertions and more.
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A simple visual editor for drawing OPJ models; these models represents an extension to the classic Petri-net diagram; they were developed before the unification of OO methodologies and the relative release of the first UML specification.
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Simple text editor for editing multiple language files in parallel. Corresponding translations are automatically highlighted in order to aid reviewing against multiple sources. Supports gettext PO and key = value format. Highly recommended for polyglots.
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This is a Super Simple Java Editor written entirely in Java. It allows you to compile and run java programs in an mdi interface with syntax highlighting and easy commenting. Currently in suspended development. Available as a jar and an msi.
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A light weight, cross platform text editor aimed at web developers. Supports FTP and SFTP for remote editing and includes a built in SSH terminal.
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Eclipse plugin providing form editing and validations on JAIN SLEE 1.1 deployment descriptors. This plugin requires Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) or later.
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Vimper is a Vim based IDE, a set of plugins to enable creation of development projects. There are a lot of useful plugins available, but you need to run around to gather them. Vimper gathers a lot of these plugins into one package and extend or add new.
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Experimental browser that natively supports HTML, PDF, man pages, TeX DVI, scanned paper. Annotate with hyperlinks, highlights, notes, executable copy editor markup. [PDF tools for compress, impose, decrypt/encrypt, split/merge have been moved.]
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This small java library is designed easily to create and run step-by-step tutorials in java guis. A tutorial is described in xml and can be easily created with the shipped editor. Localisation and included resource (html, css, images) are also supported.
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GEECoP (Graphical Editor and Engine for Constrained Processes) is a tool to graphically design control-flow graphs and their associated constraints. It supports creation of Concurrent Transaction Logic formulas and validation of constrained processes.
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Reflective Ecore Model Diagram Editor is a GMF based Eclipse plugin which provides a graphical editor for any EMF model file, using only the meta-model such as .ecore and .xsd file. You don't need any .gmfgraph, .gmftool, .gmfmap, or .gmfgen files.
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SHEF is a WYSIWYG HTML editor framework and embeddable component for Swing. It takes the pain out of using JEditorPane.
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Original code by Danie Linsley : http://danielinsley.com/entries/general/tinymce-syntax-highlighted-code-editor It is a useful plugin for TinyMCE (WYSIWYG HTML editor) that adds up the ability to color your code. Here is the french localization.
