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    Ol.Text

    Ol.Text

    This is an implementation of Rx text transformation script language.

    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.
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    SimpleTextFormatter

    STF automatically generates documentation

    STF is a system of automatically generating documentation under control of a program or a script. It is frequently used to automatically generate test reports. STF is also used to clean up the output of a process and turn it into a nice looking report.
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    Notepad3

    Notepad3

    Light-weight Scintilla-based text editor with syntax highlighting

    Notepad3 is a fast and light-weight Scintilla-based text editor with syntax highlighting. Notepad3 is an excellent replacement for the default Windows text editor. Notepad3 offers many extra features over Notepad. It has a small memory footprint, but is powerful enough to handle most programming jobs.
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    A python script that uses wxwidgets. View or edit delimited data.
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    Puma-Pad is a notepad-like program written in python. Shouldnt your word processor have the power of a puma? Available for windows,linux,mac,bsd,etc. all that is required is that you have python installed. (currently working on making it so you dont need
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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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    This script converts books from the open Gutenberg project base text format into a format easily readable by an iPod's notes feature. This project is written in Python and is so accessible across many Operating systems.
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