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'''CudaText''' is a cross-platform text editor, written in Lazarus.
 
'''CudaText''' is a cross-platform text editor, written in Lazarus.
  
* It's made on [[ATSynEdit]] engine.
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* Made on [[ATSynEdit]] engine.
* It supports syntax hilite of many langs: C, C++, Java, Pascal, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, Python... totally about [http://sourceforge.net/p/synwrite/wiki/Lexers%20list/ 140 lexers] exist (most are installed in "full" lexer library).
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* Syntax hilite of many langs: C, C++, Java, Pascal, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, Python... totally about [http://sourceforge.net/p/synwrite/wiki/Lexers%20list/ 140 lexers] exist (most are installed in "full" lexer library).
* Supports find/replace with regex.
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* Find/replace with regex.
* Supports command palette like ST3.
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* Command palette like ST3.
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* Multi-carets.
  
 
[[File:cudatext.png]]
 
[[File:cudatext.png]]

Revision as of 17:35, 12 August 2015

About

CudaText is a cross-platform text editor, written in Lazarus.

  • Made on ATSynEdit engine.
  • Syntax hilite of many langs: C, C++, Java, Pascal, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP, Python... totally about 140 lexers exist (most are installed in "full" lexer library).
  • Find/replace with regex.
  • Command palette like ST3.
  • Multi-carets.

cudatext.png

Author: user:Alextp

Download

Versions for Win32 (x32) and Linux (x64 gtk2) exist: Ya.Disk.

They are portable.

Config

It has config system like ST3 editor: call "Settings-default" and you see default config. Copy any lines to config "Settings-user" and edit lines in user config. Config in JSON.

Allowed lexer-override config: settings for one lexer only. Eg, you open Pascal file, lexer override "lexer Pascal.json" is read after "user" config.

Mouse shortcuts

Carets:

  • Ctrl+click - add/delete caret
  • Ctrl+drag - add caret with selection
  • Ctrl+Shift+click - add carets column in several lines (from previous caret to clicked line)

Select:

  • Alt+drag - select column of text (Note: it may look weird if word-wrap on, because wrap is not considered here at all. Simple rectangle of coordinates [x1,y1]-[x2,y2] is always selected, even if this gives bad looking screen)
  • drag on gutter's line numbers - select by entire lines
  • double-click and immediately drag - select text by words

Clicks:

  • double-click - select clicked word
  • triple-click - select entire line (limited by end-of-lines)
  • middle-button click - start "Browser Scroll" mode: circle mark appears and mouse moving around this mark auto-scrolls text in 4 directions; speed of scrolling depends on distance of cursor from circle mark (any click to turn off)