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rbon wrote: ↑ Crimson Editor updated info:
• official Homepage: http://crimsoneditor.com/
• Sourceforge download page rel. 3.72 rev. 286m: https://sourceforge.net/projects/emeral ... .72-r286m/

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Crimson Editor is a professional editor for Windows32 with partial Unicode support and UTF-8 encoding (from rel. 3.70).
The program is written in C ++ and derives from the development work carried out by a new team, after the original author († Ingyu Kang: South Korea - Seoul) had stopped development and donated the sources to the open source community (29/12/2006).
Its features are:
• natively 'portable' (from release 3.72 for Windows32);
• edits numerous documents at the same time;
• syntax highlighting and support for over 100 programming languages ​​including:
HTML, CSS, C / C ++, Delphi, Perl, Python, Java, Mathlab, LaTeX, SQL, MySQL, VBScript, Visual Basic 6.0, Lua, AutoIt (used for X-Launcher), DOS Batch, AWK (text manipulation), ABAP / 4 (for SAP http://www.abap4.it/), Apache Configuration, PostScript (for PDF), Ruby, TeraTerm Macro (for telnet), AutoLISP (for AutoCAD) etc .;
• Unicode support and UTF-8 encoding, with drag and drop of the edited text http://www.crimsoneditor.com;
• multilevel undo/redo (unlimited buffers);
• Sophisticated search and replace with full regular expression (RegEx) support (Henry Spencer library - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Spencer);
• switchable word wrap scrolling (does not affect indentation);
• configurable indent;
• editing in column mode with alternation (switch) between line and column mode (key Alt + C);
• spelling checker (English language) with 100,000 words (cedt.dic file);
• user dictionary with words in any language (InstallDir /user.dic): it is an ascii file (you can use the dictionaries made available by PSPad, after renaming it to 'user.dic')
• tools and macros menu;
• execution of external programs with appropriate arguments (external program start options);
• compile, execute and test the compiled code;
• ease of memorizing macros (record & execute);
• view the tree of directories;
• opens a document quickly (double click)
• filter to view only certain types of files (for instance *.c or *.pas);
• edit files on remote servers using the internal FTP client;
• stores parameters for automatic connection to the remote server(s);
• print and print preview;
• configurable headers and footers;
• print with line number;
• print with syntax highlighting;
• selection of 'true type' fonts;
• view changes made to the open file (s);
• multi-byte support with integrated IME (for external languages);
• auto indentation etc .;
• edit files of any size.