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Notepad++ is a tabbed source code editor and Notepad replacement with a customizable interface. It is one of the few few source code editors that supports "folding," allowing users to quickly reduce and expand sections of code to see the overall document. In addition, it features multi-language syntax highlighting, auto-completion, regular expression search/replace, macro recording and playback, etc. The program can access a long list of plug-ins via an easy-to-access menu with even more features and functions.

License: GPL

Changelog

    Fix empty file not being saved regression.
    Fix white flash in dark mode on CMD launch with position parameters.
    Enhance dark themes for some programming languages (JSON, Python & Makefile).
    Fix “Run macro until the end of file” command skipping the last line issue.
    Fix tooltip layout and position in RTL mode.
    Fix docking problem for dockable panel in RTL mode.

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https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

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Write text and conveniently edit it using Markdown with the help of this user-friendly and well-thought-out, Electron based application.

MIT License

Release Notes

32bit Builds Are Discontinued

We do not ship any more 32bit builds. From 2.0.0 onwards, only 64bit builds
(both Intel and ARM) are supported. For Windows ARM builds, Pandoc is not
available, so to export and import files on Windows ARM you must install Pandoc
manually, if possible.

New Configuration Options

Several existing configuration options have changed their format. This means
that changes to these won't be recognised and they will reset to their default.
In this case, you may have to re-adapt your preferences in several places.
Please have a look at your settings after updating and see if they still are set
the way you like.

Writing Targets Must Be Re-Applied

Due to a change in the underlying data structure, this version of Zettlr will
not recognise any writing target set by a Zettlr version 1.x. This means: Please
note down the important writing targets you have set before updating and then
once re-apply them. We would like to apologise for this inconvenience, but
believe its benefits by far outweigh the single additional migration effort on
your side.

No More Transitive Files / New Browser-Like Behavior

The idea of "transitive files" we implemented in previous iterations of Zettlr
proved to be counter-intuitive to many people. We now removed that feature
in favor of a much better tab-management. By default, Zettlr will now try to
avoid opening new tabs and instead attempt to replace existing tabs whenever you
open any new file. You can force Zettlr to open a file in a new tab instead by
either middle-clicking, or right-clicking the file and choosing "Open in a new
tab." If you generally do not want tabs to be closed in favor of other files,
you can uncheck the option "Avoid opening new tabs." Files with unsaved changes
will never be replaced. This behavior is very closely aligned with how modern
browsers handle links.

Autosave Is Now A Setting

A few years ago we implemented auto-saving after a delay of five seconds with no
change to the current file. However, some people mentioned that they'd like to
choose what to do. Now you can switch between three modes of autosaving. "Off"
disables autosave and you have to manually save using Cmd/Ctrl+S.
"Immediately" saves files after a very short delay of 250ms, that is basically
whenever you stop typing. "After a delay" (default) will save files after the 5s
delay you know from previous versions of Zettlr.

PDF-Preferences Are Discontinued

The PDF-Preferences window has been removed in favor of the new "assets
manager." While it did prove to be a nice reminiscence of how LibreOffice or
Word handled layout, it was not a scalable solution. Instead, we have now
switched to defaults files, which are a little more complex than this dialog,
but provide much more functionality and flexibility.

New Dialog: Assets Manager

Instead of the old PDF-Preferences window, Zettlr now contains a so-called
"assets manager." This is a new preferences window that allows you to customize
settings which are stored in individual files. The first two tabs feature
exporting and importing settings using so-called defaults files. Defaults files
are written using YAML and provide Pandoc with sensible defaults for every
export. We will shortly after the release of 2.0 include extensive documentation
for how these work. The defaults we provide should work well for most users.

The third tab contains the custom CSS, and the fourth tab contains the new
snippets feature.

Custom CSS Has Moved

The Custom CSS can now be edited directly in the assets manager instead of in
its own dialog.

Zoom Functionality Has Changed

Previously, you could increase and decrease the editor's font size using the
zoom shortcuts. Now, the zoom shortcuts will zoom the complete user interface.
This is an accessibility feature, since several people with visual impairments
as well as people with large external displays have mentioned they would like
the user interface itself to be scalable.

The editor's font size can now directly be edited with a new setting in the
editor settings tab.

Scroll-to-zoom has been removed, because too many people have accidentally held
down Cmd/Ctrl while using the scrollwheel, causing many accidental zoom
operations.

The Pandoc Command Has Been Removed

In the past, you had the ability to modify the command that Zettlr would run to
export your files. However, several times we had to adapt the command, which
lead to frustration among users because we had to manually inform everyone of
these changes and they had to manually "reset" the command. Now that we have
switched to defaults files, the command that will be run in every case is
pandoc --defaults "/path/to/defaults.yaml". Instead of modifying the CLI
arguments, you can now adapt the defaults Pandoc will be run with, which is
possible because every CLI argument has a corresponding setting in defaults
files, which can be edited in the assets manager.

Native User Interface

Another notable change is that now we have switched to a native user interface.
This means that Zettlr does not have a completely custom design anymore, but
rather orients itself at the various interface guidelines published by Apple,
Microsoft, and the GNOME team. Thus, on macOS and Windows Zettlr now follows the
Big Sur style and the Metro style respectively. On Linux, we have attempted to
model the GNOME interface but had to make a few changes due to the fact that
there are numerous different window managers with different aesthetics.

Two PDF Export Options

You will notice that there are now two different PDF exporting options, one is
called "PDF Document", the other "PDF (LaTeX)". The first option enables you to
export a document to PDF without the help of a LaTeX distribution. This way you
can have PDF exports without installing such a distribution. The second option
allows you to export to PDF as you know it from previous versions of Zettlr.

Project Settings Have Moved

With the introduction of defaults files, there is less necessity to ship a full
dialog just to edit a project's settings. Instead, the project settings have
been moved to the novel "Properties" dialog of directories, which you can access
via the context menu.

GUI and Functionality

    Feature: Switched to using defaults files in the exporter. Additionally,
    the exporter is now modular, allowing for more extensions in the future.
    Feature: You can now define snippets, reusable pieces of text that allow
    you to save some time when writing
    Feature: The "global search" has been renamed "full text search" and has
    moved to its own sidebar panel -- you can switch between the file manager and
    the full text search using the three-way toggle in the toolbar
    Feature: A new sidebar tab shows you related files
    Feature: Added a calendar view to the stats dialog, showing you what
    you've written over the year
    Feature: The macOS version of Zettlr now boasts a new application icon,
    adapted to fit the style of the Big Sur operating system. It was provided by
    Marc Oliver Orth (@marc2o) – thank you!
    Feature: Zettlr now supports bibliography files on a per-file basis. Just
    set the wanted bibliography in your YAML frontmatter, within the
    bibliography-property.
    Feature: The tag cloud now offers you "suggested tags" for the current
    file. Tag suggestions are words equalling tags found inside your file which
    are not yet prepended with a hash-character. You can modify the list of
    suggestions and insert them at once. Zettlr will insert them into the
    frontmatter so that the actual text will remain untouched. If there are any
    tag suggestions, the tag cloud icon will feature a small red dot.
    Feature: Now Zettlr can export to PDF even without any LaTeX-distribution
    installed on the system.
    Feature: The footnote editing logic has been improved. Now, multiline
    footnotes are handled appropriately, and you can safely use multi-line
    footnotes alongside the in-place editing feature.
    Feature: You can now customize the data directory using the
    --data-dir="/path/to/directory" switch. This allows portable installations.
    Feature: In addition to the "Glass" sound you can now also have the
    Pomodoro timer play a "Chime" or a "Digital Alarm" after each step
    Feature: The filter now not only filters the file list but also the file
    tree
    Feature: New "Properties" popouts give you access to information about
    your files and folders via the context menu
    Feature: Projects can now be exported into multiple formats at once,
    allowing you to choose from every available format
    Feature: You can now further filter which files will be exported using
    glob patterns
    Feature: A new update dialog improves the updating experience
    32bit AppImages and Windows builds are no longer supported.
    Double-dollar equations are now rendered in display mode.
    Removed the Pandoc installation item from the help menu.
    Moved the Pandoc and XeLaTeX settings to the export tab in preferences.
    Updated the tutorial instructions to install Pandoc
    Fixed a bug that would delete file if it got renamed as itself.
    All languages will now be downloaded by the CI workflow. Updates will still be
    pulled via the application on boot.
    Removed the ability for the translation provider to arbitrarily request
    languages that have not been installed in order to remove that fragile
    feature. All languages will now be provided from the application immediately.
    All windows will now remember their last position.
    Some components of the renderer elements will now respect a given accent
    color set by your operating system (only available for macOS and Windows).
    You can choose between a theme's accent color and the operating system's in
    the display settings.
    You can now close files by middle-clicking their tabs
    MDX supported as a type of markdown file
    New File and Edit File can now fast rename without selecting the extension
    Add a tray to the system notification area, off by default. To activate, see
    Preferences → Advanced → "Leave app running in the notification area" (or
    "Show app in the notification area" when using MacOS).
    Fixed a bug that would mark some quotation marks as misspelled
    Fix the visibility problems under night mode mentioned in issue #1845
    Enabled syntax higlighting for fenced code blocks that use attribute lists as
    per issue #2259
    Added the SIL Open Font License to the About dialog

Under the Hood

    Removed support for 32 bit AppImages on the CI.
    Migrated the exporter to TypeScript.
    Completely rewritten the exporter in order to be able to use defaults files
    and enable much more flexibility.
    Removed the Pandoc command.
    Add typings for external modules, remove the internal custom ones for bcp-47
    and nspell.
    Reenabled the Pandoc and XeLaTeX options in preferences.
    Removed the generic IPC call from the config provider and replaced it with
    consistent checks as to which options have actually changed. This increases
    the performance after configuration saves.
    Migrated the config provider to TypeScript.
    Migrated the Citeproc Provider to TypeScript, and cleaned the provider up:
        The provider has now the capability to load multiple databases at once and
        switch between them.
        Furthermore, the provider now needs much less variables, the logic is much
        simpler, and many unnecessary ipc calls have been removed.
    Migrated many utility functions and other scripts to TypeScript.
    The translations are now loaded by the trans helper to make sure it will
    always work.
    Migrated the complete GUI to Vue.js, using a reusable component system.
    The window chrome is no longer controlled by the window registration handler.
    Now tests can be run as JavaScript or as TypeScript files (use .js or
    .spec.ts files respectively).
    Generalised the window state management so that all windows are now able to
    remember their positions easily.
    Zettlr is now completely jQuery-free.
    Migrated the FSAL cache from unstable Objects to Maps and Sets.
    Migrated the TagProvider to a Map as well.
    Added an assets provider responsible for maintaining the various files Zettlr
    now uses
    Completely sandboxed the renderer processes. Now, even if an attacker gains
    access to a browser window, the chances of them causing any damage is greatly
    reduced
    Moved all static assets to their own directory
    Fixed font, image, and resource loading in general via webpack
    Fixed the debug capabilities; now everyone should be able to debug both the
    main process as well as the renderer processes using VS Code
    Added "recommended extensions" to the VS Code setup, allowing for easier
    interoperability across code contributors
    Switched to the native "recent documents" functionality on macOS and Windows
    Switched to a new, completely GDPR compliant API for updates. No piece of data
    will be transferred anymore (except the update information from our server to
    the apps)

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Download: https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr/releases

https://www.zettlr.com/

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A highly configurable text editor built to enable efficient text editing - an improved version of the vi editor distributed with most UNIX systems.

Freeware

Changes:>>

terminal window does not have transparent background

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Swiftly write, edit, format and convert text to HTML with the help of this modern looking, streamlined and novice-accessible piece of software.

Freeware

Changelog

   

    Fix error dialog when open multiple Typora instance
    Improve inline code parse rule
    Reduce lag when using IME
    Fix upload all images fail when image path are escaped
    Fix connections to resources from some https websites will fail
    Update i18n translations for Russian, Hungarian, Chinese and Polish
    Add option to allow physics package to redefine some TeX commands
    Other bug fix and improvements

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https://www.typora.io/

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Changes:>>

tests have clumsy check for X11 based GUI

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Create programming scripts with this powerful tool that supports more than 130 languages and allows users to work concurrently on as many as six groups of projects.

Freeware

Changelog

    Add: before saving history/session file, check that disk free space is >1M, and give a Retry/Cancel messagebox if less (thanks @ertank)
    Add: option "paste_multiline_at_line_start", to mimic Sublime and VSCode, default is 'false' to not give a regression (thanks @hiiamboris)
    Add: option "ui_cmdpalette_hide_simple" (thanks @hiiamboris)
    Add: option "micromap_line_states" (thanks @JairoMartinezA)
    Add: command "expand selection to line, up"; before we had only "expand selection to line" which moves down (thanks @hiiamboris)
    Add: UI tabs drag-drop now works also when dropping on "+" pseudo-tab or on the right empty area (thanks @GHNewbiee)
    Add: macOS version now detects Python 3.10 (thanks @sigzero)
    Add: lexer HTML: show block staples (thanks @eltonfabricio10)
    Add: lexer CSS: highlight std CSS functions
    Fix: error 'wrong time specification' when file from session was deleted (thanks @A-Nicoladie)
    Fix: regression: drag-drop of text: wrong selection after drop of whole lines
    Fix: regression: drag-drop of text: missing red drop marker

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https://cudatext.github.io/

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BirdFont is a free font editor that lets you create vector graphics and export TTF, EOT & SVG fonts.

Donationware

Whats new:>>

    Support for randomized glyphs (OTF tag rand)
    Spacing class in menu
    Bug fixes

https://birdfont.org/

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QOwnNotes is a text editor / notepad replacement with markdown support and todo list manager. The program supports themes, keyboard shortcuts, syntax highlighting, and encryption. Includes available nested file list, tags, search, and more. Optionally works with the notes application ownCloud or Nextcloud.

Cross-platform with clients available for Mac and Linux.

License: GPL

Changelog

    there now will be a warning that a restart of the application is needed when
    changing the default note file extension (for #2250)
    more features were added to the linking of note heading (for #1977)
        if a note and a heading were selected in the note link dialog the heading  text will be added to the link title by default
        if the current note is selected in the note link dialog the correct note file name will be used now instead of . to allow links to headings in the current note
        when a note is renamed or moved to another sub-folder note links with heading fragments can now also be automatically renamed
            this also works with note links to the current note
            warning: this feature (especially the part with links to the current note) was very complex and might introduce regressions
    the build for very old Qt versions was (hopefully) fixed again
    a possible crash was fixed when renaming a note directly in the note list when Enter was pressed (for #1837)
    added more translation (thank you amirkbrpr, marterra, danilosf, evildeepblue,marcoxbresciani, rawfreeamy)

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https://www.qownnotes.org/

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the previous '' mark is restored after moving the cursor

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Changes:>>

    The do_highlight() function is way too long
    If-else indenting is confusing
    Autoread test is a bit flaky
    Inefficient code in xxd

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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HelpNDoc provides all the tools necessary to write complete help files, manuals and documentations in a user friendly and very easy to use environment. HelpNDoc can generate standard Windows CHM help files, WEB based documentation, iPhone specific websites as well as printable PDF and Word documents.

HelpNDoc is completely free for personal use and evaluation purposes.

Changelog

    Official Windows 11 support
    The script editor now includes find/replace actions
    New script editor customization options: change font, indentation, gutter visibility and content, spacing, special chars, word wrap...
    Default HTML template's search engine can now be configured to specify the minimum number of letters of words to index: it makes it possible to index smaller one or two letter words
    New command line options to open a project at a specific topic, using either its Help ID or its Help Context
    Added scripting API methods to find a topic with a specific help context number, and set the currently shown topic via its Help ID or Help Context
    The script editor now uses the Consolas font (when available) for more comfortably reading of extended text on screen
    It is now possible to specify the inline table of contents' width in the default HTML template's settings
    Script editor wasn't always able to build template scripts which contained a mix of code and HTML content
    Pasting content into the topic editor could move the cursor at the top of the topic instead of after the pasted content
    Tags with names longer than 32 characters were not correctly assigned to topics or builds
    Built-in HTTP web server couldn't start anymore when the port was already in use by another local server, even if the port was changed
    Word and PDF documents generated without a cover but with a table of contents didn't add a page break before the first topic's title
    The Default CHM template produced broken links in breadcrumbs when a parent topic was marked as an empty topic
    Generate documentation dialog incorrectly warned that output path didn't exist for relative paths
    Script editor's word wrap icon could be drawn with a solid green background
    The default HTML template didn't display any horizontal lines when printed
    Start menu shortcut included a reference to HelpNDoc's uninstaller for the wrong version

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http://www.helpndoc.com/

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RJ TextEd - A Unicode source and text editor. RJ TextEd is a full featured text and source editor with Unicode support, syntax highlighting and code folding. The functionality extends beyond text files and includes support for HTML editing with integrated preview, spell checking, auto completion, HTML validation, templates and more. The program also include support for Topstyle Lite CSS editor, has a dual pane file commander, as well as a FTP client to upload your files. The editor uses language files to display menus and dialogs in different languages. There are several included languages. New language files can easily be created in the editor. RJ TextEd is also a simple web development tool. The editor can use auto completion and hints to assist you in editing your source code. You can preview HTML/ASP/PHP... code using one of the preview tabs or open a document in a browser. The editor does not only handle source code. It also handles true ASCII files, binary files and of course plain text files.

License: Freeware

Changelog

    Smart highlighting:

    HTML tags should be highlighted when selected, and regarded as "whole words".
    External document window (drag tab outside main window)

    Added a few new actions and menu items:

    Format JSON menu.
    Shift+Alt+Down/Up/Left/Right should work now.

    Fixed:

    Text display issues in search window.
    Delete issue in search window and search bar.
    Selection fold in plain text document should work now.
    Issue with blank document at startup.

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http://www.rj-texted.se/

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Whats new:>>

1.  Fix config files (XML) saving performance regression.
2.  Workaround Microsoft dark mode API bug of Windows 11.

Download: https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

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Changes:>>

swapname has double slash when 'directory' ends in it

http://www.vim.org/index.php

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Whats new:>>

    Change: removed option "ui_cmdpalette_hide_simple"; all Palette items are visible now; hiding of Palette items is not much needed and give problems with customizing hotkeys
    Fix: regression: double-click on UI-tabs empty area didn't work (thanks @eltonfabricio10)
    Fix: micromap on scrollbar: click on folded position did not unfold it (thanks @JairoMartinezA)
    Fix: micromap on scrollbar: bad vertical shift, when vertical "scrollbar_arrows" is 'normal' or 'both above'

https://cudatext.github.io/