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free lightweight source code editor

by Vahid 15. January 2009 07:27

Guys, looking for a free lightweight code editor? then you gatta check Programmer’s Notepad.

very nice and usefull tool to edit and compile different kind of source code including : Assembly, C#, Java, ASP.net, Javascript, Sql, pl/sql, CSS, C, C++, HTML, Fortran, XML, Pascal, Pear, PHP, PHP script, powershell, vbscript, Python, Ruby, Visual Basic and so many more. it has also a set of nice feature like :

Bookmarks (both numbered and plain)
Code Folding/Outlining
Docking tool windows - much better than those in version 1
Excellent external tool support with user-configurable
output matching - click on errors and warnings to jump right to
the place in the file where they were generated
Export to HTML (using CSS) and RTF
File association manager
In-file method/definition navigation (using Ctags)
No limit on file size (although large files may take a while
to load)
Non fixed-width font support
Projects and Project Groups with multi-level folders and
file system mirroring
Quick Search toolbar with links to Google and Google Groups
Regular expression search and replace
Support for unicode files
Support for windows, unix and macintosh file formats
Syntax highlighting for many languages through “schemes”.
Tabbed MDI interface
Text Clips
Unlimited number of schemes supported, powerful syntax
highlighting supporting both user-defined and built-in schemes
User-defined schemes (XML)
Word-wrapping

i am sure you want to try this, so get it at http://www.pnotepad.org/

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