Yet another programmer's editor : PSPAD

Working on new editor enhancements?
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Yet another programmer's editor : PSPAD

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PSPAD programmer's editor 4.2.2

For those who don't know it : it's like UltraEdit but it's free :lol:
work with projects
unlimited length of edited text
work on several documents in the same time with capability save desktop status
with macro recorder you can record, save and load macros
search and replace in files
text difference with color difference highlight
templates (HTML tags, skripta, code templates...)
instalation contains templates for HTML, PHP, Pascal, JScript, VBScript, MySQL, MS-Dos, Perl,...
user defined highligters for exotic enviroments
syntax highlight with auto set with file type
auto correction
full HEXA editor
external programs, different for each enviroment
external compilator with catch command output, log window, log parser for each enviroment
color syntax highlight print with print preview
integrated TiDy library for formating and checking HTML code, conversion to CSS, XML, XHTML
integrated free editor TopStyle Lite (donwload link) for CSS editation
export with highlight in RTF, HTML, TeX format into file or clipboard
column blocks, bookmarks, line numbers, ...
refomat and compression HTML code, tags char case change
line sorting with possibility to sort for defined column, with capability drop duplicities
ASCII chart with HTML entities
Code explorer for Pascal, INI, HTML, XML, PHP and more in future
spell checker
internal web browser with APACHE support
matching bracket highlighting
Surely worth checking out.

http://www.pspad.com/index_en.html

(Purebasic syntax highlighting file just sent to pbresources@reelmediaproductions.com)
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Post by Cor »

Could you send me the syntax highlight file

cdvisser@tref.nl
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Post by gnozal »

The Purebasic resources site is updated.

You can download it at
http://www.reelmediaproductions.com/pb/ ... ate001.zip
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Post by Justin »

Not bad, but it does not have a procedure browser and only has 10 bookmarks, how are you suposed to browse through the code?
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PageUp / PageDown :wink:

But Jan Fiala (the author) says it is on his to-do list !

It's free and still in progress...
... I just discovered it last friday !
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Post by Justin »

If at least had unlimited bookmarks would be a very good alternative, the bookmark viewer is pretty useful.
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Post by MrMat »

gnozal wrote:The Purebasic resources site is updated.

You can download it at
http://www.reelmediaproductions.com/pb/ ... ate001.zip
Does anyone have a working link for this?

Cheers,
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Post by MrMat »

Got it! After a bit of guesswork it's now at:

http://www.reelmedia.org/pp/archive411/ ... ate001.zip
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