I ported my Text Editor to Haiku. It has features like Syntax Highlighting, Session Restore, Macros, Bookmarks, Plugins and more. You may want to try it out.
Very nice, i use in windows notepad++ and this is nice feature rich editor too i go try it. I am not very familiar with python i am c++ and phper this dont need compile? and one question does this have syntax cheeker Like {} and so?
i cant’ install that on 32 Bit. i use follwing syntax
pkgman install python38 pip_python38 pyqt5_python38 qscintilla_python38 requests_python38 chardet_python38 pip3.8 install jdTranslationHelper EditorConfig
and get this error:
*** Failed to find a match for “python38”: Name not found
Can you create a package?
On 32bit Haiku it is python38_x86 instead of python38 and qscintilla_x86_python38 instead of qscintilla_python38. The other package names and commands are the same.
I had to edit jdTextEdit.py and change the shebang to python3.8 instead of python3. python3 pointed to Python 3.7 which I also had installed. (on 64bit Haiku that was)
On 32bit Haiku I also had to do this, there was no python3 at all, only python3.8.
Looks like a neat editor, will take a closer look at it in the next few days.
@luuvki
Python is a interpreter language, so it doesen’t need to compile. jdTextEdit has no syntax checker. It’s a general Text Editor which support a lot of languages, so it would be hard to support all. jdTextEdit supports the execution of external commands, so you can add your own checker.
@BlueSky
Thank you for correcting the packages for 32bit. I had fixed the launch command in the first post, so there is no more need to change the shebang.
It’s been a while since I’ve actively run Haiku on my hardware (been hopping around playing with other operating systems) but leave it to a quality text editor to make me come back. I’ll give it a go once I have time to sit down and re-image my old laptop.