Greetings, I have recently received a request to introduce the editing software I develop to this list; included below is a brief introduction as well as some links to more detailed information.
What is Editra? Editra is a general-purpose text editor with an implementation that focuses on creating an easy to use interface and features that aid in code development. Currently it supports syntax highlighting and variety of other useful features for over 50 different programming languages. New features can be easily added to Editra through plugins written in python. Plugins require zero editing of Editra's source to create, install, and use. Existing plugins can also be downloaded and installed through the builtin plugin manager. For how-to's and more detailed information see the documentation link below. Editra is designed to run on Macintosh OSX, Windows, and GTK based systems. It currently runs well and consistently across all three of these platforms. Editra is freely available under the terms of the wxWindows Licence. Currently I still categorize the project as alpha, it is however quite stable and used by many people around the world on a daily basis. I typically release new developmental snapshots in the form of binaries for Mac OSX(Universal) and Windows, and source packages for other Unix and Linux based systems about once to twice a month. The current release version is 0.2.15, please feel free give it a try and to report bugs and/or request features. I am also planning to try and release an update this coming Saturday that fixes some important bugs and compatibility issues as well as add improvements to other existing features Links to useful information: Preview/Features: http://editra.org/?page=preview Downloads: http://editra.org/?page=download Documentation: http://editra.org/?page=doc Community: http://editra.org/?page=community Issue Tracker: http://editra.googlecode.com/issues/list SVN Access: http://svn.wxwidgets.org/svn/wx/wxPython/3rdParty/Editra Plugin Development Site: http://editra-plugins.googlecode.com If anything feels left unanswered by any of the above resources please feel free to contact me and ask about them by whatever methods of communication that are found convenient. Regards, Cody Precord http://editra.org
