Open Source Text Editors - Page 87

The PyGE (Python Gutenberg E-text) project is a suite of GUI desktop utilities written in Python to promote and facilitate awareness and enjoyment of works of literature that are available from the archives of Project Gutenberg.

Project Homepage is moved to http://cjkpython.i18n.org/

This is a project to make a text editor in Python with the Tkinter GUI toolkit. Though there are other text editors out there, this one has the advantage that it can go anywhere you want to take it. Until I figure out the release system, CVS is the only w

A Python package for constructing spell-check engines

This project will entail Python modules which will offer an interface for Python programmers to produce TeX documents from within Python software.

This Python script syntax highlighting in Scribus was written for the magazine layout "PROgrammer". Preview archives publications can be reached at http://raxp.radioliga.com. #Scribus Has built an incomplete version of the interpreter language Python. 1. First you need to enter at the beginning of the text object tag (eg. [Tem]) 2. Then, while maintaining isolation on a text object, "Stsenarii-> Run script" 3. Select the script. 4. Then, use this: "Stsenariy-> Recent stsenarii-> Script". 5. The script reads the text, looking for keywords, comments, figures, and then allocates them.

QAceEdit is a lightweight open source text editor with syntax highlighting for Windows. It uses Qt for the frontend and the JavaScript-based Ace embedded editor for editing.

Usage: qbasdown Markdown_file qbasdown Markdown_file --verbose qbasdown Markdown_file --silent ~~~ Written for FreeDOS in QuickBASIC 4.5, mostly under a hybrid DOSEMU/FreeDOS 1.2 installation, but the final compilation in a release will always be tested on bare silicon in a dedicated FreeDOS installation. QuickBASIC? Why? To see if it could be done, I guess, and also to re-familiarize myself with this BASIC dialect. It also compiles in FreeBASIC using the *-lang qb* switch. Linux has dozens of Markdown implementations, probably better than this one, too, but I don't know of any on FreeDOS.

A software for creative writers with some new aspects. Scene/Strand based, interactive story-devolepment in an intuitive way. Database oriented on creative writing technics. Full editor integration. Statistics. -> And a beta-reader client!

QHexEd is a simple and fast Qt based hex editor with MDI interface, support for large files and process editing.

QHexVed is a Hexadecimal Editor and Analyzer

A Qt Notepad Application

QNotepad - кроссплатформенный текстовый редактор.

QPyDesk is a code editor, and real-time QR code generator for QPython. It is a Python code editor with syntax highlighting that also generates the QR code that represents said code in real time. This application also allows you to print the generated QR code to distribute the created application. However, because QR codes have a limited storage capacity, if the code is very long, QPyDesk creates a QR code that is only valid while the application is running, that is, the QR code generated in this case is useless for distribute the application, but it is still useful to check the operation of the script while it is encoded from the computer. When these circumstances occur, QPyDesk notifies the user and disables the print button. QPyDesk gives dynamism during the development of applications for QPython / Android, since it takes advantage of the QPython QR code reader to work comfortably from the computer for the android device.

QReader - The High Quality Book Reader for Smart Mobiles. Symbian OS - different phones, different supported file types, designed to be most useful book reader for PDA/cellular.

Convert Sinclair QL word processing (Quill etc) documents to pdf, html, text and DocBook XML.

QTide is a QT-based Textditor with some nice features: Simple installationscript, Tabbed editor window to allow simultaneous editing of multiple files, Allows integration of own tools/programs, extendable syntaxhighlighting.

QUICKopen is a tool for quickly finding files on your hard drive, and allows for individual Search Groups. Files are filtered in real-time when the users types, and there are integrations for (X)Emacs, GVIM, VIM, Visual Studio (all), and Console/Shell.

This project is basically a quick way of applying macros, i.e., sequences of editing commands, to a portion of text. You create a "ruleset", which is basically a sequence of "rules" to be sequentially applied to the source text. The original text is entered in the top left box, while the result appears in the top right box. Program configuration is stored in a sqlite file in a '.panglossa' directory in the user's home folder. Remember that the "rules", or commands, will be applied sequentially, in the order they are listed. So, each command will operate on the result of the previous command. You can easily copy, paste, load and save both the source and the result texts. This program is written in Lazarus (FreePascal). The only non-standard library used is Zeos, but the program can be easily adapted to use Lazarus' native database components. This is free software, distributed under a CC BY-SA 4.0 Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

QViTextEdit is a drop-in replacement for for the QTextEdit widget providing a vi/vim interface/input method. It brings the vi interface to all those GUI apps people have always wish they could be used with.

QXmlEditor is a XML editor used for editing xml document. It provide tree edit mode and text only edit mode.

A simple word Processing program.

QtFindReplaceDialog is an implementation of a Find/Replace Qt dialog to be used in qt text edit based applications. The dialogs can be used as a library, or simply by importing the sources into your own applications.

Quex is a one-click german-english english-german translator/dictionary written in Java. It contains more than 500.000 translations, synonyms and examples. It works offline and needs no installation. Just 3 mb filesize!