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Jedit X (dmg)

Jedit text editor supports Unicode-based multi-language, sleek Aqua interface, plays well with other Cocoa applications, utilizes Cocoa's NSTextView text engine, supports a wide array of document types, features regular expression handling, search, and replace. It provides flexible bookmarks, links to URLs, files, folders, and bookmarks, customizable syntax coloring, customization of...

Tags: Bookmark, Jedit X, Backups, Storage Management, Databases, Storage, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

Software downloads 2007-12-27

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jEdit (jar)

jEdit is a cross-platform, programmer's text editor written in Java. Some of jEdit's features include: runs on MacOS X, OS/2, Unix, VMS, and Windows; built-in macro language; extensible plug-in architecture. Dozens of macros and plug-ins available; plug-ins can be downloaded and installed from within jEdit using the 'plug-in manager' feature;...

Tags: Plug-in, jEdit

Software downloads 2007-12-17

JChecker X (dmg)

JChecker X is an HTML coding support plugin for our editor Jedit X. It supports HTML validation, auto-correction for errors, URL link checking, beautifying HTML source text and others. Also, tag editing support application JHTML and macro collection HTML Macros for Jedit X are attached. Version 1.03 is a bug...

Tags: HTML, JChecker X

Software downloads 2007-11-12

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Discussion threads 2005-10-19

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Tags: Programming languages, desktop, Java, Java Desktop, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Discussion threads 2004-07-12