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Editra is a multi-platform text editor with an implementation that focuses on creating an easy to use interface and features that aid in code development. Currently it supports syntax highlighting and variety of other useful features for over 30 programing languages.
Editra is freely available under the terms of the GPL.
Currently the project is in alpha development phase but test builds of "stable" points are available for download and trial as Windows and Mac OSX(Universal) binaries, currently other Unix and Linux based systems will have to install from source
Editra is freely available under the terms of the GPL.
Currently the project is in alpha development phase but test builds of "stable" points are available for download and trial as Windows and Mac OSX(Universal) binaries, currently other Unix and Linux based systems will have to install from source
What's New
Version 0.7.01:
- Update to fix issue with translations.
- Fix localizations not loading correctly.
Requirements
- PPC / Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:29,502 |
| Version Downloads:324 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Free |
| Date:24 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Editra is a multi-platform text editor with an implementation that focuses on creating an easy to use interface and features that aid in code development. Currently it supports syntax highlighting and variety of other useful features for over 30 programing languages.
Editra is freely available under the terms of the GPL.
Currently the project is in alpha development phase but test builds of "stable" points are available for download and trial as Windows and Mac OSX(Universal) binaries, currently other Unix and Linux based systems will have to install from source using the included setup script. Please feel free give it a try and to report bugs and feature requests.
Editra is freely available under the terms of the GPL.
Currently the project is in alpha development phase but test builds of "stable" points are available for download and trial as Windows and Mac OSX(Universal) binaries, currently other Unix and Linux based systems will have to install from source using the included setup script. Please feel free give it a try and to report bugs and feature requests.
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Iliketrash reviewed on 23 Apr 2012
Another gripe that I have with the plethora of editors including this one is that many of them cater especially to Python and maybe a couple other languages-du-jour and treat other languages as second-class citizens. Editra recognizes Ada for syntax highlighting but many other features are broken for Ada, including code folding, indentation guides, and no linking from compiler errors back to the relevant code line. (The Ada to which I refer is GCC Ada, aka GNAT, an official part of GCC.)
Interface problems are too numerous to mention, but here's one: When a file is changed from its version on disk, the red close button should have a dot in it; Editra does not do this. I'm sure I could easily list at least a dozen problems like this.
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MacHeadroom2011 reviewed on 06 Mar 2011
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$ir M. reviewed on 04 Jan 2009
For those who must work with code, this is a strong multi-platform contender which you really must check out. It has most major features (code folding!) already, but as the devs only seem to be picking up steam, this should be a project to watch ...
It's extensible, highly configurable, seems to be stable, opens everything ... kudos to the devs. This one already kicks butt at 0.4 -- can't wait 'til 1.0!!
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I wrote gedit, but meant Geany (0.15, http://www.geany.org/). Not that gedit isn't a worthwhile piece of software also! ;^)
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tombempty reviewed on 08 Feb 2008
Normally, I use either Dreamweaver or TextMate or Ultra Edit to do my coding work and was pleasently surprised to see how many features this little bugger could do.
After seeing the text highlighting and the scripts it supported I was on their side...But then I downloaded and installed the plug-in called projects and I was sold.
Everyone is different and has their own way of coding and doing things so I am going to stop babbling here and let you all see for your selfs.
happy coding,
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