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Kilo
A text editor in less than 1000 LOC with syntax highlight and search
Kilo is a minimalistic terminal text editor written in C, famous for fitting its full implementation into fewer than 1,000 lines of code in a single source file. It was created by Salvatore Sanfilippo (antirez, also known for Redis) as an exercise in writing a small, self-contained editor that others can study and extend. Despite its tiny size, Kilo supports core editor features like opening and saving files, incremental search, and basic syntax highlighting. ... -
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λiquid Text Editor
Clojure Text Editor, for editing clojure code and markdown
Clojure Text Editor, for editing Clojure code and markdown. Written entirely in Clojure with inspiration from Emacs and Vim. -
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An open source minimal text editor written in java. It has only one source file with size about 2kb.
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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.
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A document tree editor, written with Python and wxWindows. It is designed to allow the writer to create a master document with information and then choose categories of information to export to other formats (like XHTML).
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