Led line editor

led line editor

Web site: github.com/hulkiedo17/led Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: Linux, Unix-like License: GNU GPL Interface: CLI Wikipedia: First release: May 2021 Led line editor – a line-oriented text editor in command line. This editor is similar to the standard program on unix systems – GNU ed. But i’m not going to make an exact clone … Read more

Crossline

Web site: github.com/jcwangxp/Crossline Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: Linux, OS X, Windows, Unix License: MIT Interface: CLI Wikipedia: First release: December 2019 Crossline – a small, self-contained, zero-config, MIT licensed, cross-platform, readline and libedit replacement. Crossline supports multiple line edit mode like readline. If you input a very long line and then you want … Read more

Reedline

reedline

Web site: docs.rs/reedline/ Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: Linux, OS X, Windows License: MIT Interface: CLI Wikipedia: First release: February 2021 Reedline – a project to create a line editor (like bash’s readline or zsh’s zle) that supports many of the modern conveniences of CLIs, including syntax highlighting, completions, multiline support, Unicode support, and … Read more

Zim

zim

Web site: zim-wiki.org Category: Network, Office Subcategory: Wiki, Text Editors Platform: Linux, OS X, Windows, BSD License: GNU GPL Interface: GUI Wikipedia: Zim_(software) First release: September 20, 2005 Zim – a desktop wiki used to organize notes, appointments, and to-do lists. It stores the information in human-readable text files with markup codes for typical emphasis … Read more

Bash Line Editor

bash line editor

Web site: github.com/akinomyoga/ble.sh Category: Office Subcategory: Text Editors Platform: Linux, Unix-like License: BSD Interface: CLI Wikipedia: First release: 2015 Bash Line Editor – a line editor written in pure Bash with syntax highlighting, auto suggestions, vim modes, etc. for Bash interactive sessions. This script supports Bash 3.0 or higher although we recommend using ble.sh with … Read more