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Tincta is an elegant one-window text editor that is intuitive to use on personal tasks like writing blog posts, letters or grocery lists. But it also has all functionality you need for professional web design and programming.
Tincta comes with syntax color profiles for over 60 languages and very fast and reliable coloring algorithms. Because no matter if you do websites or coding, well done syntax coloring is one of the most important features an editor must have.
Tincta's line numbering engine not only is blazingly fast but also manages line wrapping with ease
Tincta comes with syntax color profiles for over 60 languages and very fast and reliable coloring algorithms. Because no matter if you do websites or coding, well done syntax coloring is one of the most important features an editor must have.
Tincta's line numbering engine not only is blazingly fast but also manages line wrapping with ease
What's New
Version 1.3.1:
- Fixed: text view does not scroll correctly horizontally when disabling line wrapping
- Fixed: crash when opening Tincta with a file
- Fixed: bracket-marking color is difficult to see
- Fixed: low contrast of unsaved file icons in the side bar
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:6,928 |
| Version Downloads:2,102 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Free |
| Date:03 Nov 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Tincta is an elegant one-window text editor that is intuitive to use on personal tasks like writing blog posts, letters or grocery lists. But it also has all functionality you need for professional web design and programming.
Tincta comes with syntax color profiles for over 60 languages and very fast and reliable coloring algorithms. Because no matter if you do websites or coding, well done syntax coloring is one of the most important features an editor must have.
Tincta's line numbering engine not only is blazingly fast but also manages line wrapping with ease and calculates every line correctly even for large files.
We know it's the little details that makes you love a text editor. So Tincta supports full drag and drop, indents selected text when you press tab, knows when an open file was changed by another application, features block selection and has an in-window live search with highlighting.
And of course Tincta has all the text editing essentials like:
Tincta comes with syntax color profiles for over 60 languages and very fast and reliable coloring algorithms. Because no matter if you do websites or coding, well done syntax coloring is one of the most important features an editor must have.
Tincta's line numbering engine not only is blazingly fast but also manages line wrapping with ease and calculates every line correctly even for large files.
We know it's the little details that makes you love a text editor. So Tincta supports full drag and drop, indents selected text when you press tab, knows when an open file was changed by another application, features block selection and has an in-window live search with highlighting.
And of course Tincta has all the text editing essentials like:
- vast encodings support
- live search and replace with highlighting
- change case
- show invisible characters
- page guide
- printing
- spell checker
- convert line endings
- convert tabs/spaces
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S/ash reviewed on 17 Oct 2011
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I'm sure some of you think the icons look awesome though. :)
Just saying!
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we hope you like the new icons in 1.3 better and maybe you reconsider trying out Tincta.
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exilederek reviewed on 15 Oct 2011
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grump reviewed on 28 Jul 2011
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Samuel222 reviewed on 10 Jul 2011
quite often would not open a second file, when one is open.
This one opens as many files as you wish. The only thing I would like to have is the possibility to save files in any directory, given in the Preferences. It always suggests to save in Home directory, and I always change it to Desktop. The Preferences do not have this option.
Actually Tincta should always suggest the last used location to save your file. This location is not saved over restart, though.
If you open a file from your Documents folder Tincta will suggest to save it there. If you save a file to your Desktop it will suggest any new files to be saved to the Desktop, too.
However we will think about adding an option for that or saving the last used location over restarts.
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Roman Valenta reviewed on 25 Jun 2011
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Kid-Sun reviewed on 16 Jun 2011
It looks a little like my girl friend.
She would say, oh, I have lot of feet, lets go shopping!
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mark_strahl reviewed on 13 Jun 2011
And it seems to be in active development - there's even a built-in feedback form.
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Barisart reviewed on 05 Jun 2011
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Barisart rated on 09 Jul 2011
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Colette rated on 12 Jun 2011
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Barisart rated on 02 Jun 2011