RText is a customizable text editor written in Java that will help programmers. Some of its features include: syntax highlighting, editing multiple documents at once, printing and print preview, find/replace/find in files dialogs, undo/redo, and online help.
Features
Syntax highlighting for over 20 languages
Load and save files remotely via FTP
Regex find and replace
Macros and code templates
External tool support
What's New
Added "external tool" support. Similar to Eclipse, this allows you to define and run external processes, and get their output in a docked window.
Improved "Tasks" support. The user can now define what words denote "tasks" in the options menu.
Improved ctrl+arrow key navigation in the text editor (now works like Eclipse) as well as word selection when double-clicking with the mouse.
Added an option to show EOL markers in the editor.
Fixed exception thrown when spell-checking plain text.
Code cleanup and simplification, especially of "plugin" architecture.
Fixed a handful of smaller bugs.
Updated translations: Turkish (Burak), Dutch (Roel), Brazilian Portuguese (Marcos), Spanish (Rafael), Arabic (Linostar), Simplified Chinese (Sunquan).
Added Polish translation (thanks Maciej!).
Features
Syntax highlighting for over 20 languages
Load and save files remotely via FTP
Regex find and replace
Macros and code templates
External tool support
What's New
Added "external tool" support. Similar to Eclipse, this allows you to define and run external processes, and get their output in a docked window.
Improved "Tasks" support. The user can now define what words denote "tasks" in the options menu.
Improved ctrl+arrow key navigation in the text editor (now works like Eclipse) as well as word selection when double-clicking with the mouse.
Added an option to show EOL markers in the editor.
Fixed exception thrown when spell-checking plain text.
Code cleanup and simplification, especially of "plugin" architecture.
Fixed a handful of smaller bugs.
Updated translations: Turkish (Burak), Dutch (Roel), Brazilian Portuguese (Marcos), Spanish (Rafael), Arabic (Linostar), Simplified Chinese (Sunquan).
Added Polish translation (thanks Maciej!).
