Open Source Linux Text Editors - Page 68

A subtitle timing utility for Linux written in Qt, much like SubStation Alpha on Windows. Handles editing of various subtitle formats and timing with the help of an audio file.

User friendly Subtitles Editor/Translator. Can open, convert, modify and save subtitle files in Subrip(.srt), MicroDVD(.sub) and Subviewer format. It has built-in translator for quick translation. Can change FPS, charset (Unicode, UTF8), and much more...

This project allows the users to change a subtitle, or synchronize and test it with a movie. The user can delay or advance the subtitle through the time.

Sufler™ it's simple and innovative Computer Aided Translation tool (CAT) for Libre Office Suite. For users is similar to Wordfast Classic or Anaphraseus but inside has extraordinary solutions. Is intended to be an easy-to-use and trouble-free CAT tool to support Libre Office users in their freelancer's translation work. In the first stage, it will focus on Write text files without formatting. Further development depends on the interest of the community of translators using Libre Office. If you are interested in testing the Sufler™ alpha version let us know.

SJSD provides a fully integrated, feature complete and extensible WYSIWYG open source online editor for eZ publish. It is implemented in the form of a FCKeditor plugin and an eZ publish extension and requires no modification to FCKeditor/eZ publish core.

Line command cleaner/converter files.

Generic synchronization package for emacs. Modules (clients) can be built to interface with emacs productivity applications (e.g., BBDB, Calendar/Diary, etc) and with other applications or devices (e.g., Palm Pilot).

This is an application designed to arrange / lay out a Chinese or Japanese Sutra text in the traditional layout (from top to bottom, from right to left). The input can be any file (the application can pick out the relevant parts) and the output is the layout (arranged in HTML file(s)) and the content (a plain text file with the content). Beside this, you can get a statistics about the ideograms and can exclude certain characters or ideograms from the content.

Introduction and Example for OpenAPI specification & Swagger Open Source Tools, including swagger-editor, swagger-codegen and swagger-UI. Auto generation example for client SDKs, server code, asciidoctor, and HTML documents. OpenAPI Specification (formerly Swagger Specification) is an API description format for REST APIs. An OpenAPI file allows you to describe your entire API. Swagger is a set of open-source tools built around the OpenAPI Specification that can help you design, build, document and consume REST APIs. The ability of APIs to describe their own structure is the root of all awesomeness in OpenAPI. Once written, an OpenAPI specification and Swagger tools can drive your API development further in various ways.

The swagger module provides tools for designing and building Swagger-compliant APIs entirely in Node.js. It integrates with popular Node.js servers, including Express, Hapi, Restify, and Sails, as well as any Connect-based middleware. With swagger, you can specify, build, and test your API from the very beginning, on your laptop. It allows you to change and iterate your design without rewriting the logic of your implementation. Remember, one great thing about this approach is that all of the Swagger validation logic is handled for you, and all of the routing logic is managed through the Swagger configuration. You don't have to code (or recode!) any of that stuff yourself.

Swift is a template engine written in C++ (in lack of such).

SynWeb is an advanced highlighter for (Uni)SynEdit for PHP, (X)HTML, WML, CSS, JS. It has much more features than TSynMultiSyn and works about 2-10 times faster. Included also SynTokenMatch - inteligment brace/token matching, html tags, begin->end, e

Synhe - Syntax Highlighting Editor is a javascript application allowing editing of a program code within a browser. Synhe may add value to CMS projects keeping source code in the database.

SystemSpecifyer is used to develop and maintain complex, well structured, systems specifications, in normal language. Using the System Matrix double matrix relation building mechanism specs can be tested for completeness, correctness and consistency.

TAXI enables you to edit informations-dense XML documents, by providing an extremely customisable graphical representation of the content. With a simple stylesheet, you can create the most appropriate visualisation for your data.

TBlogger is an application written in Python. Main purpose is to make maintaining static html entries easier. For example a static blog/diary... TBlogger supports currently only FTP protocol. This will change in the future.

TC5Edit is a text editor which is written in java. It includes syntax highlighting, the ability to compile 4 languages (Java, C, C++, scala) and the ability to paste to pastebin. It is mainly designed with coders in mind however general use is viable. I wrote this so long ago and it is slow and buggy and Java. It is really bad.

TF-IDF.jar is a Java Archive file to measure TF-IDF of each document in a document collection (corpus). The jar can be used to (a) get all the terms in the corpus (b) get the document frequency (DF) and inverse document frequency (IDF) of all the terms in the corpus (c) get the TF-IDF of each document in the corpus (d) get each term with their frequency (no. of presence), term frequency (TF) and TF-IDF in every document

TCL/TK based browser of a Latex project, aims to - parse .tex files to create call tree / label list / toc - interact with compiler (latex/pdflatex), editors and viewers (xdvi/pdf)

a cross-platform application to decode, search, browse, view, print, and export TLG/PHI BetaCode texts. Project is currently being ported from wxWindows to Java. (For more info, see the project homepage at http://wxtlg.sourceforge.net)

TMG - Text Mining for german language documents

TOAST UI Editor provides Markdown mode and WYSIWYG mode. Depending on the type of use you want like production of Markdown or maybe just editing the Markdown. The TOAST UI Editor can be helpful for both usages. It offers Markdown mode and WYSIWYG mode, which can be switched any point in time. Today CommonMark is the de-facto Markdown standard. GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) is another popular specification based on CommonMark, maintained by GitHub, which is the Markdown mostly used. TOAST UI Editor follows both CommonMark and GFM specifications. Write documents with ease using productive tools provided by TOAST UI Editor and you can easily open the produced document wherever the specifications are supported. Through the context menu of the table, you can add or delete columns or rows of the table, and you can also arrange text in cells. Highlight the code block area corresponding to the language provided by Prism.js.

TOE is a tiny, open, highly customizable and easy-to-use text editor. It is completely modular (using plugins) and the whole interface is defined by a XML file. This allows you to fit the interface and functionality of TOE completely to your needs.

TSedit is an Text Editor with based on the MDI document approach. Lots of Syntax Highlighters for almost any modern programing language. TSedit also has some powerful tools like the Debuger and the File Inspector. Copyright(c)2009:Tristan Seifert