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Notepad-- a text editor written in C++ that works seamlessly across Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms. Our aim is to eventually surpass Notepad++, with a particular focus on the MacOS and Chinese UOS operating system. Unlike Notepad++, our advantage lies in our cross-platform compatibility and support for various OSes. If you are using MacOS and want to find a useful text editor, please try Ndd, it won't disappoint you. My Github homepage is: https://github.com/cxasm/notepad--

Rx is a simple scripting language based on regular expressions designed to transform text information. The Ol.Text project is a Rx implementation for .NET Framework (>= 4.5), .NET Standard (>= 2.0) and .NET (>= 6.0) platforms.

...Users are now encouraged to rely on Notepad++’s built-in plugin solution instead of this deprecated tool. This project is the old location for the plugin list for Notepad++ Plugin Manager. Please use https://github.com/bruderstein/npppluginmanager for any issues and current code

Verilog processor for Notepad++. Current features: - Instantiate a module - Insert registers/wires from a module - Generate a test bench template - Automatically inserts a default header for a test bench - Insert a clocked always block v1.2.0 now supports ANSI and non-ANSI module declarations. To use this plugin, select the module declaration (including parameter and I/O definitions below for non-ANSI) and click SHIFT-CTRL-C.

VHDL plugin based on http://sourceforge.net/projects/nppvhdlplugin/ This version is enhanced to include: - Insert Instantiation - Insert Signals - Create Test Bench Framework - Insert Component - Make comments Doxygen compliant - Create New Behavioral/Structural Entity Template - Create New Package File Template - Insert Synchronous Process - Insert Asynchronous Process - Insert a Default Header The default header is set in the vhdlConfig.txt file.

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.