SynWrite

[carbonize]

Yes a new PHP file should be just

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<?php

?>

Since this is what we mostly use. If we wanted it to be within HTML we'd just pick a HTML file and add the PHP ourselves. Any text editor writer should take a look at PSPad to get some good ideas. All the tools in PSPad are easy to get to and pretty damn useful.

[Alextp]

php item: fixed. Im author.

[carbonize]

Yes I guessed you were the author. As I said before I have tried lots of others and always return to PSPad just for the ease of use and the plethors of tools it has. But it's editor component is lacking in certain areas such as code folding and heredoc support in PHP. I don't actually use either of these functions but I know a lot of it's users keep asking for code folding. RJtextEd is pretty good as is all written by one person, even the editor component but is lacking the attribute showing you and Notepad++ both have.

But for me FTP is one of the features I need in my text editor because I do a lot of working live on the servers.

[Alextp]

Ill see PSPad. Thank.

[lautrepay]

V3.0.560 is available.
New homepage: http://www.uvviewsoft.com/synwrite/

[carbonize]

Just found a folder and two files in roaming folder so not stealth.

[lautrepay]

Just found a folder and two files in roaming folder so not stealth.

Did you create the ini file in the app folder?

[Alextp]

SW can be portable. It written in FAQ. Need Syn.ini file in the app folder.

[carbonize]

Nope but then can't find an FAQ nor help section just support which is on a forum I have to join. I will copy the files to the app folder and delete the user one. As I said previously I can't see myself using this editor as it lacks FTP.

Update - Copied files across and all is good.

[carbonize]

Alextp is there a way to switch from it using ' when auto completing HTML attributes to using " instead?

[Alextp]

I may add this opt later. (Currently ' used)

[carbonize]

" is the more standard quote to use for HTML attributes.

[Alextp]

After some delay FTP client has been added. +Plugins system (not like in NP++). +Project support. Main change from NP++ is still tree view for source code.

[Midas]

SW can be portable. It written in FAQ. Need Syn.ini file in the app folder.

I tested this, but still found a SynWrite folder in %APPDATA%; solved it by creating an empty 'Portable.ini' file in program folder -- solution found by reading 'History.txt' inside 'ReadMe' folder of SynWrite x64 version...

SynWrite now has a webpage at http://www.uvviewsoft.com/synwrite/; source code is included in the download package; it's also skinnable and supports Markdown since v4.4.260 (x32). Recent screenshot:

[Alextp]

Portable.ini is official, FAQ mentions it...