SynWrite

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Mat030
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SynWrite

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SynWrite is a text editor designed to edit programs source codes with such features as syntax highlighting, code folding, tree structure, auto-completion and code templates. It also offers support for many encodings. It is not only an editor for programmers and can also be used as notepad replacement. Program is small in size and portable. Currently user interface is available in 6 languages. It's possible to use program as lister plugin for file manager "Total Commander".
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Version: 2.5.835
Download: http://www.uvviewsoft.com/files_syn/
Please read the F.A.Q in help section for instructions to install program portable

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Mat030 wrote:
SynWrite
I've almost suggested this program on several occasions, but I'm not clear on how it differs from NotePad++ or other code editors.

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SynWrite 2.5.838

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Its closed source. Authors are pointing to the softpedia address as the home page.

So I guess I'll use their info:

What's new in Portable SynWrite 2.5.838:
June 27th, 2011

· NSIS lexer
· PHP lexer: functions shown in tree
· C++ lexer: hilighting of "\""
· Clipper lexer: function blocks

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Re: SynWrite

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Now it's open source.
current release is 2.5.850 (update July 24, 2011).
web site: http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/syn2.html
direct dowbload portable: http://www.totalcmd.net/download.php?id=syn2

b.t.w. the portable version archive has .rar extension.
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rbon wrote:Now it's open source.
I couldn't find the code. Is it included in the RAR file?

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webfork wrote:
rbon wrote:Now it's open source.
I couldn't find the code. Is it included in the RAR file?
NO
I think that the code must be ask to programmer.
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#7 Post by Alextp »

-but I'm not clear on how it differs from NotePad++ or other code editors.
1-It has more powerful hilighter settings. More easy to create new hiligthers.
2-It has little less funcs than Notepad++, but some funcs missed in N++.
Has Less not useful N++ commands.
-I couldn't find the code.
Code included in Readme folder, Src.rar.

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Re: SynWrite

#8 Post by Alextp »

V2.6.900 update.

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#9 Post by Emka »

v2.7.010 is available

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#10 Post by lautrepay »

Updated to v2.7.015.

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#11 Post by Emka »

v2.7.020 available

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#12 Post by Alextp »

V2.7.040.

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#13 Post by Emka »

v2.7.245 available

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#14 Post by carbonize »

I personally always use PSPad although I have RJTexted for when I'm just doing web design due to internal IE, Gecko and Chrome previewing.

Anyway decided to give this a go. Definitely missing some major features but mainly FTP which is a must for me. Told it to open a new PHP file and weirdly it's template is PHP in the middle of a HTML page :-/

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>Title</title>
</head>

<body>
<?php
print "Hello World!"
?>

</body>
</html>
Has somethings going for it but unfortunately a lot against it it my opinion.

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Re: SynWrite

#15 Post by Alextp »

How, in ur opinion, new Php file looks like?
just "<?php ?>" ?

FTP not planned to add, AFAIK.

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