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Home: http://code-browser.sourceforge.net/
Version: 3.18

Code Browser is a folding text editor for Linux and Windows, designed to hierarchically structure any kind of text file and especially source code. It makes navigation through source code faster and easier.

Compiled in 4.31.

cheers
aragon

yes it does do a nice highlight of code
great find
ttuuxxx

updated to 3.11, see main post.

aragon

Hi aragon , when it comes to code browses I like it more than medit but less than Geany, Reall the only thing I don't like about it is that theres no "X" button to close the last tab, you have to right click on the file to close the tab.
But thanks for reminding me, I just compiled it for 2.14X
ttuuxxx

yes, geany is my fav too. i'm actually compiling the new 0.18. you may want that too for 2.14X.

aragon

aragon wrote:yes, geany is my fav too. i'm actually compiling the new 0.18. you may want that too for 2.14X.

aragon

I already did that one a few days back for Dpup and included the plugins around 900kb pet size
ttuuxxx

2.14X has 0.17

updated to 3.12, see main post.

aragon

here is a new one - no pinstall.sh script though to check for defaulttext...

technosaurus wrote:here is a new one - no pinstall.sh script though to check for defaulttext...

Hey techno do you think you could add a close tab button ?
I like the editor a lot but I hate to have rt click on the text, scroll down and select close.
Just a simple "X" on the tab or the GUI to close the current viewing tab would be great, I asked the developer already but he has better things to do, grrrr.
ttuuxxx

thanks

ttuuxxx wrote:

technosaurus wrote:here is a new one - no pinstall.sh script though to check for defaulttext...

Hey techno do you think you could add a close tab button ?
I like the editor a lot but I hate to have rt click on the text, scroll down and select close.
Just a simple "X" on the tab or the GUI to close the current viewing tab would be great, I asked the developer already but he has better things to do, grrrr.
ttuuxxx

I know that this isn't what you're asking for specifically, but you can hit the Escape key to close the current window.

Regards
Caleb

You know I quite like this text editor. My first look at left me a bit underwhelmed, but it's pretty nifty once you get the hang of it.

I've quickly put together Genie syntax highlighting and a user tool that will compile what I'm working on, and other to run what I've just compiled.

I like the code folding because it turns it into a - umm - code browser - as well as a text editor.
It's a pretty clever little tool I think.

Regards
Caleb

Yes for the size of it, Its the best by far, I still like Geany the best, but this is #2.
ttuuxxx

Regarding your request for an "X" icon on the notebook tabs, I checked the application out further and found that it is written in a language that was actually created by the developer called Zinc.

I don't think this means someone else adding such a feature is impossible, but it still might present a bit of an obstacle.

To me Zinc seems to be dwell in the same space as Vala/Genie, but is somewhat based on Ruby in terms of syntax.

Anyway - just thought I'd add that for what it's worth.

Regards
Caleb

caleb72 wrote:Regarding your request for an "X" icon on the notebook tabs, I checked the application out further and found that it is written in a language that was actually created by the developer called Zinc.

I don't think this means someone else adding such a feature is impossible, but it still might present a bit of an obstacle.

To me Zinc seems to be dwell in the same space as Vala/Genie, but is somewhat based on Ruby in terms of syntax.

Anyway - just thought I'd add that for what it's worth.

Regards
Caleb

Yes I agee, I looked at it a couple of times, C.GTK I could probably hack the tabs, but the Code Browser sources is like ummmm "What The"
lol
ttuuxxx

update to version 3.14. see main post.

aragon

update to version 3.15. see main post.

aragon

thanks

update to version 3.16. see main post.

aragon

update to version 3.18. see main post.

aragon