Open Source Linux Text Editors - Page 58

Eclipse plugin to Distributed/Virtual Pair Programming, with code (re)synchronization, chat, NAT/firewall traversal, strict adderence to PP principles. NO SERVER needed.

you can easily configure Vhost using this too.

NetFAQ is a program for manage a F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions). NetFAQ is at the present time in development status. It's written in PHP/MySQL.

The Newswriter is a simple script to publish and administrate your News. There is no need for a database. The News a stored in a simple file. I've coded this script because the others I found were to complicated and not adaptable enough.

Yak is a PHP implementation of the Kant Generator Pro for Python. It randomly generates grammatically correct text (read: ranting) from XML-data.

A powerful class which allows to create and merge unified diff patches into any file. Fully written in PHP, uses the GNU standard unified diff format and allows any operation (creation/update/deletion).

This program is completely stand alone (150 lines of code). A filename may be passed so the editor will open with it's contents or it can be used without a filename and a default filename will be assigned that may be changed before saving text. For security reasons, no provision has been made to allow saving to another directory. Future additions may include the capability to save to a sub directory.

PHPGroupWorks is a group production suite written in PHP. You can use it as an online databank of files and documents wich you can work with anywhere. Also, it allows for multiple users to work on the same document project, for schools and such.

PHPSCH is php based source code syntax highlighter. It supports php, c++, c#, java, delphi, css, html, mysql. You can change the default syntax colors with yours. project page: www.ibonette.com/phpsch-source-code-highlighter-kaynak-kod-renklendirici

The WebEditor application is a Applet Text Editor and File Manager for Managing Files and Editing them without the need for a client side FTP or TextEditor. The Applet has syntax colorizator for most web scriptin languages.

Plb4jEdit adds IDE like behaviour (syntax highlighting, plugins, macros, console commandos for compile & run/debug, code completion, source structure view via SideKick-Plugin) for the programming language PL/B (e.g. http://www.sunbelt-plb.com) to the ope

Powerful Verilog Preprocessor. PLP stands for Perl Pre-processor. Perl is used as "control language" that is embedded in the Verilog code (or any other code) to generate code on the fly. It is used commonly as a Verilog pre-processor but can be used with any target/output language (C, C++, Java, VHDL, plain text etc)

PPTE is a programmable text editor designed for maximum efficiency and programmability. Right now it supports multiple "buffers" through a tab system, and commands that may easily be added through a recompilation.

The PSP Bookreader allows you to read eBooks on your PlayStation Portable. OK, it isn't really a reader and doesn't even run on the PSP itself, but the name is catchier than "text to JPEG converter". Features preview, configurable output, easy to use GUI.

PSPAD Keywords list for SAS Keywords come from Web and documentations . Many more keywords than the default provided by Pspad. The .ini file is ready for import into Pspad 1) Download .ini file, copy it to "C:\Program Files (x86)\PSPad editor\Syntax\SAS_MyKeywords.ini" 2) On the menu "Settings" -> "Highlighters Settings" 3) Choose a <not assigned> entry of your choice on the list box at the left 4) Clic on the "Specification" Tab and on list box "User Highlighters:" 5) Scroll to "SAS My Keywords" and Clic the [Apply] button. 6) Clic on the "Colors" Tab and choose your favorite color for "Key", "Key words 2", "Key words 3" and "Reserved Word" 7) Type "SAS My Color" on the "Color Scheme" Text box and Clic the [Save] button, the [Apply] button and the [OK] button 8) Quit and reload PSPAD - Keyword style is regrouped by category to ease customization. Syntax coloring provided by Pspad, this file include only keywords. Bruno Dionne

PSPTed is a simple text editor for the PSP, which now supports the use of an IR Keyboard, specifically the MP-0118 Micro Innovation Keyboard (Pocketop). It has currently been tested on a 1.5 PSP only, it should work on a 1.0 PSP.

PSPad Editor Extension enhances native CTRL + (SHIFT) + RIGHT/LEFT cursor position behavior. With this extension, cursor positioning is more efficient using behavior modeled on UltraEdit/TextPad Current or selected lines can be moved up/down using CTRL + ALT + UP/DOWN. Cursor behavior can be further customized by altering the regular expressions available in the Scripts menu > Ingkcpos > Settings feature. Version 0.6 of this extension was bundled with PSPad releases as of August 2007 -- please download the most recent version: 0.7

PURE (PURE uses regular expressions) find, in source files (recursively or not), some itens like functions, variables, macros, objects, methods... It's an important tool to developers of big softwares (like kernels), given its simplicity.

A simple text editor. Nice Notepad replacement. This is a basic a GUI text editor, edits simple text files. Useful for making quick edits to files. A small text editor without many advanced features, however it may evolve into having specialized features.

Cross-platform text editor and Notepad replacement based on Eclipse code -- a lightweight distribution of Eclipse. Padclipse is extremely extensible thanks to the Eclipse plugin model.

A lightweight HTML editor, developed in java. So far includes: Tag highlighting. Default browser previewing. Will be developed to eventually include many Automatic HTML code insertion methods. Great for those learning HTML.

Program helps you reorder AutoCAD palettes and/or tools. Please see help for more info!

Pandereta(little tambourine) is a C# based WYSIWYG editor for HTML pages. It's simple but powerfull too, and allow to extends it by the use of plugins. Uses gecko engine to preview pages.

The pandoc_resume repository provides a flexible workflow for authoring a résumé or CV in Markdown and rendering it to polished outputs like PDF or HTML using Pandoc and ConTeXt. The idea is that you write a single resume.md (or equivalent Markdown) file with your content and structure, and then the build system handles conversion, styling, layout, and output generation. The project includes styles, templates, and assets (CSS, ConTeXt files, Lua filters) to shape how your résumé looks, controlling typography, sections, spacing, and visual formatting. It supports a “make all” workflow (or equivalent commands) to produce HTML and PDF in one go, so from your Markdown edits you can regenerate the outputs reliably. There is also a Docker / docker-compose setup so you can build across machines (including CI) without worrying about installing all the dependencies locally.

PangInput is a simple application to help you in typing characters from different languages in unicode. Three methods are available: 1) a virtual keyboard, mapping specific characters to each key on your keyboard; 2) custom character sets, which you can select by clicking on them; 3) macro sets, allowing input of complex scripts - basically mapping a latin transcription to the actual writing of characters or words.