Programmer's Notepad

Submit portable freeware that you find here. It helps if you include information like description, extraction instruction, Unicode support, whether it writes to the registry, and so on.
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JMiller
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Programmer's Notepad

#1 Post by JMiller »

I have been using Programmer's Notepad [url]www.pnotepad.org[/url] for a couple of years now it is an excellent tool to edit many types of files including: scripts, html, visual basic, C, Perl, Java, Python.
One of the main benefits of this program is the color highlighting for keywords just like in most full featured programming software.

I always wished it was portable. I recentyl used the install, copy folder, uninstall method found on the sword project and found it to be portable.

The older version Programmer's Notepad version 1 supports Hex editing.
There is a newer version Programmers Notepad version 2 that does not yet support Hex editing.
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#2 Post by songless »

My editor of choice, I have it in my Usb drive. A shame that only has Microsoft Windows Installer packages in the website.
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#3 Post by newsomer »

songless wrote:My editor of choice, I have it in my Usb drive. A shame that only has Microsoft Windows Installer packages in the website.
UPDATE: I just downloaded and placed their portable version on my external drive. It works great.

Is there a reason this application is not in the Portable Freeware collection?
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Re: Programmer's Notepad

#4 Post by calm_observer »

JMiller wrote:...I always wished it was portable. I recentyl used the install, copy folder, uninstall method found on the sword project and found it to be portable...
no need to do all that ~ Download Programmer’s Notepad 2.0.8 Portable Zip
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Re: Programmer's Notepad

#5 Post by lautrepay »

Added to the database.
Vote here!
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#6 Post by webfork »

lautrepay wrote:Added to the database.
Vote here!
Cool. Thanks for the portablefreeware bump in the screenshot.

Although originally posted in 2007, the program is still under active development, as evidenced by the site blog.
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Re: Programmer's Notepad

#7 Post by freakazoid »

Looks good. The projects concept sounds very useful.

I've been using AkelPad, but it's hard to manage projects with it.
Will give PN a test drive in the next few days and report back.
is it stealth? ;)
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#8 Post by carbonize »

I just gave this a try and the auto complete doesn't seem to work for PHP or is non-existant. I'm sure this program is perfect for some but I think I will stick with PSPad.
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Re: Programmer's Notepad

#9 Post by lautrepay »

webfork wrote: Cool. Thanks for the portablefreeware bump in the screenshot.
:wink:
webfork wrote:Although originally posted in 2007, the program is still under active development, as evidenced by the site blog.
There are great apps that, once suggested in the submission forum, have been forgotten... :(
carbonize wrote:I just gave this a try and the auto complete doesn't seem to work for PHP or is non-existant. I'm sure this program is perfect for some but I think I will stick with PSPad.
For autocomplete problems, the developer recommend to try the 2.3 RC: http://untidy.net/blog/2011/04/25/progr ... -released/
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Re: Programmer's Notepad

#10 Post by lautrepay »

lautrepay wrote: :wink:
LOL! In the preview it worked :mrgreen:
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#11 Post by webfork »

webfork wrote:Although originally posted in 2007, the program is still under active development, as evidenced by the site blog.
There are great apps that, once suggested in the submission forum, have been forgotten... :(
Agreed -- but on the upside, a lot of programs that would have become abandonware have found a home here.
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Re: Programmer's Notepad 2.4.2.1440

#12 Post by smaragdus »

Programmer's Notepad at version 2.4.2.1440, recent changes:

Programmer's Notepad 2.4.0.2378:
What's new in 2.4?
  • Fuzzy matching in "Jump to" dialog, e.g. MTM for MyTestMethod
  • New style presets
  • New translations
  • Delay Windows shutdown for file save
  • Improved find dialog resizing
  • Python Scripting Extension (PyPN) included as optional component in installer
Bug Fixes:
  • Fixes to XML/HTML tag completion
  • UTF-8 Replace All and UTF-8 character code improvements for Regex search
  • Fix for script recording due to Scintilla bug

Programmer's Notepad 2.4.2.1440:
What's new in 2.4.2?
A minor bugfix release from 2.4, this becomes the new stable release of Duke.
  • Fuzzy matching in "Jump to" dialog, e.g. MTM for MyTestMethod
  • New style presets
  • New translations, some minor translation updates
  • Delay Windows shutdown for file save
  • Improved find dialog resizing
  • Python Scripting Extension (PyPN) included as optional component in installer
Bug Fixes:
  • Fixes to XML/HTML tag completion
  • UTF-8 Replace All and UTF-8 character code improvements for Regex search
  • Fix for script recording due to Scintilla bug
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