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sPOP means Small Python Office Package.The sPOP suite got a editor,filemanager,timetable,..programs. The sPOP programs are small and they are program that you can learn from them.

Contains a LaTeX style file and an associated GUI that allow for the annotation of LaTeX documents. Tracks changes made by multiple editors. This package provides a way for multiple authors to collaboratively edit a latex document.

The Python scripts for the conversion from the Chinese Pinyin transcription(ISO 7098) to International Phonetic Alphabet(IPA), comprised of a core module for developers and a flexible GUI application for the common end-users on Modern Chinese phonetics.

Wyneken is a content-oriented text processor that makes your life as a student easier by allowing you to create and manage digital notebooks. Wyneken also allows you to create PDF presentations, letters, articles, and reports. In 2015, Wyneken may or may not work with the latest Linux distributions, but you can use it for building pdfs by pulling our docker repo indicated in the homepage field of this site. The docker site has the information on how to invoke the container, which is...

ZML, the Zeitung Markup Language, is a simple CMS for small newspapers. It was specifically designed to publish a student newspaper in print and on the Web. It uses LaTeX and XHTML. So far, it is documented in German only.

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A simple Gedit Plugin which enables a markup syntax to produce extended characters. 59 defaults but extra character support can be added easily making this plugin highly configurable.

iDocs is a intellectual document work flow with text mining options project.

A text editor which converts wiki-like markup to XHTML and supports the FTP.

Multiplayer Notepad is a collaboration tool that allows multiple users to edit a single document with real-time synchronization between them.

WikiPDF is a mediawiki extension based on Wiki2PDF that adds PDF/LaTeX features to mediawiki. Wiki2PDF is a python script to convert multiple articles of a mediawiki based wiki (pre-configured to use with www.wikipedia.org) to a single LaTeX or PDF file.

Typewriter converts plain text files to PDF. It allows users to create underlined text and superscript. The PDF created looks exactly as the text, with the same line and page breaks, allowing users the simplicity and control of a typewriter.

rpl is a text replacement utility. It will replace strings with new strings in multiple text files. It can work recursively over directories and supports limiting the search by file suffixes. This version was originally written by Göran Weinholt.

pyfiglet is a full port of the FIGlet specification (http://www.figlet.org/) into pure python. It takes ASCII text and renders it in ASCII art fonts. It can be used on the commandline or as an Object Oriented driver library in your own programs.

Tomoe is a handwriting character recognition engine.

Pybtex is a drop-in replacement for BibTeX written in Python.

SLIP is a quick, simple, and clean shorthand syntax for creating and editing XML data by hand.

fasttran is a TM-based tool for computer-aided human translations, designed for maximum simplicity of use.

Have you ever encountered dynamic web page (php, asp.net...) problems as like being browsed full of question marks? This (currently) tiny utility is for you. It tries to correct the problem by changing the file encoding to unicode.

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.

SE|PY is an ActionScript editor written in python, wxPython and using scintilla for text highlight, code collapsing. some features: snippets panel, functions panel and much more. Contain also Flush

AmandaVCD splits large VCF files into smaller files with only one vCard in each file.

a LaTeX formula converter to png images using a nice GTK gui

SilverCity is a lexing package, based on Scintilla, that can provide lexical analysis for over 20 programming and markup langauges. Scripting language bindings currently exist for Python.

The project is intended to be a text preproccesor that works using user-generated xml files describing certain rules to be applied. It's thought for general use on any text file where a pattern can be specified to apply an "xml rule" over it.