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Scipad
A powerful editor and graphical debugger for code written in Scilab
Scipad is a powerful editor and graphical debugger for programs written in the Scilab language. It is a mature and highly configurable editor, almost entirely written in Tcl/Tk. Scipad is a free software running on Linux and Windows. Licence is GPL V2. -
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Complete rewrite for Mac OS X of the famous multimodal, programmable Text Editor Alpha. Alpha has powerful editing capabilities for TeX and LaTeX documents, Web pages in HTML, R scripts or source files for many programming languages and it is extendible. This new core basis is based on Apple's Cocoa framework and comes with an entirely revised and improved Tcl library of packages. See the Home Page at http://alphacocoa.sourceforge.net.
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tke
Advanced programmer's code editor written in Tcl/Tk
A modern and advanced programmer's code editor written in Tcl/Tk. -
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TclAE enables Tcl applications on the Macintosh to use AppleEvents for communication with other programs and for the AppleEvent Manager to communicate with Tcl applications.
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AlphaTcl is the open-source, extensible, platform independent script library of Tcl code driving the Alpha* text editor engines: AlphaX (Mac OS X,), AlphaTk (Windows & UNIX).
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Program KC-Encoder serves as easy and intuitive encoder/decoder allowing writing texts in native languages using English keyboard. KC-Encoder runs both at Linux and/or Windows. Currently supported languages are as follows: Bulgarian Czech French German Greek Hungarian Italian Polish Portuguese Russian Serbian Slovakian Spanish Ukrainian
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This is a colleciton of various tools for preparing and processing hypertext (but not HTML), including a text editor.
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A minimalist cross-platform text editor implementing all the standard features and some advanced ones. It provides a simple interface familiar to everyone performing basic editing while still enabling power users like programmers to work efficiently.
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Small Notes taking applications. Allows for small notes with formatting that can be organised in to a tree like structure and also uses internal hyper-links. For discussion on this software go to the TCLers Wiki: http://wiki.tcl.tk/17866
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GOSH takes an Usenet-styled ASCII text as input and generates Latex-code, HTML, or Man-pages. Its transformation is easily customizable, which makes GOSH suited for creating web content, papers, letters, and technical documentation.
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TickleText is a fast, lightweight text editor written in Tcl/Tk (less than 1000 lines of code!), with many groOvy features for hacking code, taking notes, LaTeX, html, etc.
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eTktab edits 4/5/6/7 string ASCII tablature. Features: 30 fretboard positions available via single keypress, lyrics, expression marks, etc.
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This is an Project for an TkHexEditor. I try develop an own project.In V0.1 is viewing files a single function. In the future i will enhance it with editing and File Comparer for configfiles or other plaintext files. This Project is final and closed! The
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Enjoy you can now include a beautiful tables in ascii art in your text document, notepad, help files, source code. A TCL script can do a magic ascii Art Tables. The script compatible in windows and linux.
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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)
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MetPad is a text editor with a VIM-like command mode, written in Tcl/Tk and runnable on many platforms. It provides an intuitive GUI (including toolbars, line numbering, file list box, etc.), a powerful search function and supports editing multiple files
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TclTexEd is a great LaTex-Editor written in Tcl/Tk. It includes syntax highlighting, auto-completion and a multi language online help (english, german, indonesia and brazilian). Insert math symbols by simply clicking on Imagebuttons.
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Emacspeak turns Emacs into a complete audio desktop to provide a pleasurable eyes-free computing experience.
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An attempt at a Xanalogical Web, comprised of a CGI system with both native and HTML interfaces, a set of standards, a backend supporting Transclusion, versioning, and a custom browser with support for Transpointing and editing.
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The text editor for the frantic developer. Uncommon features in a common, cross-platform (unix, win32) setting. Written in tcl/tk, tease offers basic encryption, fast commenting/uncommenting, search/replace including regexp, unlimited undo/redo & more.
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A.T.Edit is a Tcl/Tk based Text editor. It works on X Window System and Microsoft Windows. Also it works as front end of IBM English-Japanese translation software (for Japanese).
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REd0 is a text editor written in TCL/Tk, meant to be platform-independend while still using the host system's available features. It was designed to be interesting (but not confusing) for newbies *and* useful for professional users.
