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Jedit is a Cocoa version of the popular text editor in Japan. Supports Unicode, Text Encoding Sniffer, Customizable Syntax Coloring, Fully Customizable Key Bindings, Split Editing Window, Line Numbers Display, Book Marking, Object Embedding (image, Quicktime Movie and files), Sorting etc.
What's New
Version 2.32:
- Updated Regular Expression framework "OgreKit" to ver.2.1.4 which supports the character properties such as p{Han} (maches Kanji Characters.)
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:38,723 |
| Version Downloads:366 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:26 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $28.00 |
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Jedit is a Cocoa version of the popular text editor in Japan. Supports Unicode, Text Encoding Sniffer, Customizable Syntax Coloring, Fully Customizable Key Bindings, Split Editing Window, Line Numbers Display, Book Marking, Object Embedding (image, Quicktime Movie and files), Sorting etc.
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2.3.2 is out ..
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Bashosfrog reviewed on 10 Mar 2010
- it works natively with RTF. I use JEditX almost exclusively from within Devonthink. I've created several RTF templates for different purposes (article/audio transcription/notes) which I open in JEditX from within DT. When the article is done and sent, all my words are automatically contained within the database, along with reference materials.
- it's better than DT's native RTF editor. JEditX has a range of tools to make massaging words easier - Automator actions, Applescripts, a superb Find module. I often clip from PDFs, for instance: JEditX quickly tidies up the extra lines breaks and white space. I have to export text files in Windows format: JEditX does that, too.
- it's better than a text editor. A lot of the functionality of JEditX can be found in a capable text editor. The problem with text editors is viewing the text - no line spacing, no paragraph spacing - which can make long chunks of text difficult to navigate. JEditX allows you to set up a pleasing text view, and still use text editor power to transform text.
- it just works. Sometimes you hit on a bit of software created by a developer who seems to work the same way you want to. I don't have a clue who Artman21 is, except that he's Japanese and he has second-guessed the needs of this Australian. Thanks.
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The Find module is truly amazing, especially the way you can ask it to find all occurrences of a word or phrase and, if you want, have those words shown with the surrounding *context* which you can then save as a file as well. I have used that particular feature so many times to understand how some word or idea is being explained within an article I need to analyze.
"It just works" Yes! It's simply a great, powerful, tool for anyone who has to work with text. Thanks for writing this great review so I could chime in with my American "two-bits." I can't recommend JEditX enough.
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Anonymous reviewed on 12 Oct 2005
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Anonymous reviewed on 04 Aug 2005
This editor's been respected and has had its own following for a while, too. I'd need more reasons than 'go with this one instead' to decide between the two.
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And free ≠ better.
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Anonymous reviewed on 17 Nov 2003
These names are too similar!
developers really should research prospective names (to see if there is a similarly named app) BEFORE they name their apps.
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Developers should research prospective names, indeed.