Open Source Linux Text Processing Software - Page 7

GitSync is a shell script designed to simplify the usage of the version control system GIT (see www.git-scm.com for more information) by providing a "do everything to sync my repository" command.

A collection of tools and resources for using bangla on computers

Shell for calling LaTeX and accompanying tools (dvi-viewer, dvips, ps-file-viewer, pdf-file-viewer) on Linux and Windows-systems

Mavscript ermöglicht es in einem Textdokument Berechnungen durchzuführen. Die eigentliche Berechnung verarbeitet das Algebraprogramm Yacas (oder der Java-Interpreter BeanShell).

This elisp package provides text based table creation and editing feature. Emacs can edit tables embedded inside a document, just like a modern WYSIWYG word processor. The latest version generates a table HTML source from a WYSIWYG table.

A Collection of text utils for the shell.

XML Differencing and Patching tools. XML based tools to mimic the functionality of traditional line based diff and patch utils, except operating on the hierarchical structure of XML.

csart - Clever-Search-And-Replace-Text Search, find and replace text in named files or recursive in all directories (-r). If choosen, strings are only replaced if another key-string occures in the line (-w)

dvi2bitmap is a utility to convert TeX DVI files directly to bitmaps, without going through the complicated (and slow!) route of conversion via PostScript and PNM. The prime motivation for this is to prepare mathematical equations for inclusion in HTML files, but there is a broad range of uses beyond that. dvi2bitmap... * is written in portable C++, and the program acts as a wrapper round the libdvi2bitmap library (both static and shareable), which abstracts DVI and PK files and their contents, Bitmaps, and various other objects supporting these; the library has extensive API documentation, and is intended to be useful for other projects; * can generate XBM, XPM and GIF bitmaps, plus PNG, if you have the libpng library installed; * uses the same kpathsea font-searching library as other TeX programs; * can read DVI files from a pipe; * automatically expands internal bitmaps; * is fast.

Why is it quicker to express simple equations in plaintext that it is to write the equivalent LaTeX? Easylatex is a preprocessor to make writing LaTeX much quicker. Project activity mode (http://bayleshanks.com/pamv1 ): sporadic

gPDFText is a text editor for GTK+ that opens PDF documents for ebook readers, converts the text contents into plain ASCII text, restores the original paragraphs and removes unwanted line breaks to allow easier zooming on the reader.

glark offers grep-like searching of text files, with very powerful, complex regular expressions (e.g., "/foo\w+/ and /bar[^\d]*baz$/ within 4 lines of each other"), as well as highlighting of matches.

Visual XML editor. 100% pure TCL/TK application.

The application is a text converter (RTF to PDF). The user can select a source .rtf file and then choose a destination file(.pdf). The RTF file is converted to PDF file. Based on vPDF @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/vpdf but supports text alignment.

jPod is a rich PDF manipulation and rendering framework. A complete rendering library based on jPod is available here at "jPodRenderer". To see jPod & jPodRenderer at work, have a look at www.cabaret-solutions.com

Lout is a batch document formatter. It reads a high-level description of a document similar in style to LaTeX and produces a PostScript file which can be printed on most laser printers. Plain text and PDF output are also available.

A Java swing .po file editor that displays comments, ids, and translations in a JTable. Multiple files can be compared and IDs can be looked up to see what files will be affected by the change. (changed from po editor to avoid confusion with poedit)

RTextDoc is an editor for structured text documents such as LaTeX, AsciiDoc, DocBook. RTextDoc has proofreading capabilities: on-the-fly spelling, instant grammar checking and built-in free dictionaries. RTextDoc has syntax highlighting, bracket matching, folding, document structure browser for sections and labels, bookmarks, manager for LaTeX symbols, an editor for mathematical equations,integrated BibTeX database manager and several tools to convert LaTeX to HTML and back. AsciiDoc files can be converted to DocBook, HTML and PDF files.

Tool to convert between Traditional/Simplified Chinese directly in Unicode (not GB/Big5 conversion). It is written in Perl and does not use any external libraries. It provides a command-line utility as well as a GTK+ interface for X Window.

gema is a general purpose text processing utility based on the concept of pattern matching. It reads an input file and copies it to an output file transforming the data as specified by the patterns defined by the user. See the "Wiki" tab for further information.

pdfreflow is a command line utility that operates on the output of the poppler utility called pdftohtml. pdfreflow reflows the texts into paragraphs, while at the same time removing hyphenation and page numbers, headers and footers.

CHORD5 is a ChordPro editor and renderer, useful for formatting and printing song sheets ("lead sheets"). Written in Java, it will run on any OS that has Java version 8 or higher installed. This version of the CHORD program (based on CHORD4) has been modified to add functionality that enables it to cooperate with the ChordSmith program (available at https://sourceforge.net/projects/chordsmith/). CHORD5's MacOS interface has been standardized to use the Command key instead of Ctrl, as well as moving the About and Quit menu selections to the standard MacOS locations on the screen menu bar. The help docs have been updated and some bugs eliminated. This modified version has been renamed to CHORD5. The original CHORD4 distribution is available from https://sourceforge.net/projects/chord4/. Although it was originally revised to work with ChordSmith, CHORD5 also works well as a standalone program. As of 8/4/2026, ChordSmith no longer needs the separate CHORD5 program.

Project has moved to https://github.com/DistributedProofreaders/dproofreaders Distributed Proofreaders is a web application intended to ease the process of converting public domain books and other printed materials into e-texts. The main site is at http://www.pgdp.net By breaking the work into individual pages, many proofreaders can be working on the same book at the same time. This significantly speeds up the proofreading/E-Text creation process. When a proofer elects to proofread a page for a particular project, the text and image file are displayed on a single webpage. This allows the text file to be easily reviewed and compared to the image file, thus assisting the proofreading of the text file. The edited text is then submitted back to the site via the same webpage that it was edited on. Once all pages for a particular book have been processed, a concatenated text file is made available for final clean-up and submitted to a Project Gutenberg site.

DocLite is a simple documentation authoring system, it produces multi-page HTML output (like this document) in a style similar to that found in the Linux HOTWTOs or other DocBook created documents.

A small Objective-C library which provides a SAX-like object-oriented interface to the Expat XML parser library.