ECCE is a text editor designed by Hamish Dewar at Edinburgh University in the 1960's, which is still in daily use. Several historical implementations of ECCE exist in various languages. This implementation in portable C is for modern computers.
This app is designed in Java, so is fully compatible with Win, Mac and Linux 32 or 64 bits.
It's a simple and fast text editor and supports:
*.txt
*.jsp
*.php
*.c
*.h(headers for C language)
*.java
*.htm/html
This is the first version and my first application on java.
I hope you like it!
See you in version 2! ;-)
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