Eddie 2.4.2

Eddie is a free code editor available for both Mac OS X and Gnome Linux.

Eddie was takes it inspiration from the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop, and brings some of its powerful features to create a modern lightweight and capable programmer's editor.

Eddie was especially designed for C++/Obj-C development. It uses makefiles and shell tools but can also be used with XCode projects.

Eddie also provides a Worksheet, which is a powerful shell that combines the power of bash and the ease of editing in a normal text window-like mode.

Eddie is also a great tool if you want to edit HTML, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Lua related languages.

Originally, Eddie was written for BeOS, but currently it is actively developed on the Mac.

Eddie it now a modern, fully native Mac app, well integrated into the latest versions of Mac OS X. Beta of a Gnome Linux version also available.

Here are some key features of "Eddie":

· Full featured editor with an extensive set of powerful editing commands, unlimited Undo and more.
· Innovative keyboard shortcuts such as Smart Swap.
· Worksheet windows with a full bash shell support, innovative Tab-completion support
· Syntax coloring for C/C++/Obj-C, makefiles, assembly, HTML, JavaScript, Lua, Python, Ruby, Konfabulator and many other file formats
· Function popup with full C/C++/Obj-C support, JavaScript, Perl, Lua, Python
· Magic prototyper greatly simplifies C++ and Obj-C development
· Symbol lookup and completion of C/C++/Obj-C code, Ifdef balancing, Commenting ease development
· Multiple clipboards with an extended feature set for complex copy-paste jobs
· Worksets allow organizing files into project-like groups
· Git and Subversion source control integration
· Aupport for automatic makefile generation
· Search/Replace supports regular expressions, multi-file, incremental search
· Windows may be split horizontally and vertically into several panes
· Extensive plugin API gives plugins full control over the application
· Every keyboard shortcut fully configurable (includes plugin commands)
· Support for source control systems like Git, Subversion, Perforce, CVS
· Optional Emacs-like keymap support

Requirements:

· 64 bit processor

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Added syntax coloring of functions, classes, numeric constants and HTML escaped unicode literals
· Sped up syntax coloring of large documents
· Improved Ruby syntax coloring
· Function popup support for Ruby
· Improved split panes: better active pane visibility, better click-through behavior
· Added retina display Monaco 9 nostalgia rendering mode
· Improvements in the smart swap keyboard shortcut
· Numerous bug fixes