QCodeEdit
Description:	A text editor with syntax highlighting
Download:	qcodeedit.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size:	10Mb
Version:	2.2.3
Date:	29 Oct 2016
Author:	Luc Bryant, AmigaOS 4.x compile by Alfkil Wennermark/SpotUP
Submitter:	Alfkil Thorbjørn Wennermark
Homepage:	https://www.linux-apps.com/p/1131237/
Requirements:	Qt4.7 libraries
Category:	development/utility
Replaces:	development/utility/qcodeedit.lha
License:	Other
Distribute:	yes
Min OS Version:	4.1
FileID:	10051
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Downloads:	252  (Current version)
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QCodeEdit is not so much a text editor as it is a text editing framework.

Indeed, it comes as a library (whose API closely match that of QTextEdit to ease
porting) that can easily be linked to or embedded into another Qt application.

A demo application is however provided and while being minimalistic it is
already a decent text editor.

Main features :
* speed : by rewriting the document and editor components from scratch, it has
been possible to outrank QTextDocument/QTextEdit (by orders of magnitude in some
areas)
* low memory usage : again, dropping QTextDocument allowed a lot of improvements
* Unicode/Bidi support : by falling back to QTextLayout when encountering text
that requires Bidi processing, QCodeEdit keeps these essential features
* generic syntax engine : highlighting, brace matching, auto-indenting and code
folding come for free, or almost. All it takes is to write a small syntax file
(in a hierarchical human-readable and well-documented XML format) and a dozen
are provided by default.
* flexible UI : a system of panel allow easy extension of editor
functionalities. Builtin panels include line number, fold indicators, line
marks, line changes, status and inline search.
* unlimited undo/redo
* dynamic line wrapping (that does not reduce performance, contrary to what
happens in many editors)
* extended and easy to use search facilities
* easy line marks management
* straightforward line endings management
* straightforward encodings management
* column selection and column edit
* infrastructure to plug completion engines and input bindings
* code snippets
* session save/restore (reload files, cursor position, selection, line marks...)

Amiga Changelog:
* added icons by TommySammy

Changelog:
2.2.3 :
* many bugfixes, mostly in syntax engine
* cleaned code snippets and moved them from the example app to the library
* implemented placeholder affectors (not currently used by snippets though)
* added session management

2.2.2 :
* various bugfixes
* polished the search panel
* added the possibility to easily bind a format file per language
* added a format configuration widget (similar to that of Kate/KWrite)
* added a Designer plugin


2.2.1 : fixes a couple of platform-specific issues (mostly windows ones)
introduced by late fixes made during the packaging process.