download
http://rubyforge.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=18&release_id=380
screenshots
http://aeditor.rubyforge.org/shots.html
bug reports
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=149&group_id=18&func=browse
feature requrests
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=152&group_id=18&func=browse
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What is Aeditor ?
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AEditor is a programmers editor for unix. It relies on Ncurses.
Its capable of: Folding, blocking, Macros, Undo/Redo…etc.
There is a huge testsuite (415 tests), so it should be stable.
However it lacks some things and consumes lots of memory.
Its written entirely in Ruby, so the code should be very easy
to grasp and extend, kind of Emacs with Ruby.
Future plans
AEditor is a rival to scintilla. It is meant to be
embedded into other applications, eg: FreeRIDE.
AEditor aims at becoming the best tool for pair-programming.
I have done some experiments making GUI frontends for
foxtoolkit and qt. These are written in C++ and embeds the Ruby
interpreter inside. This isn’t my primary focus, if anyone wants
to help then please do.
Because its written entirely in Ruby, there should be no
problems in making it fully scriptable in Ruby too.
Imagine writing editor-macros in Ruby
My primary focus is to finish the regexp engine, so that
AEditor can get some nice syntax coloring. I want to use
perl6 regexp syntax everywhere in this project.
Report Bugs
Help others, tell me whats wrong.
File a bug report (requires rubyforge account)
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=149&group_id=18&func=browse
or mail me directly
Simon Strandgaard neoneye@adslhome.dk
Feature Requests
There is room for improvement.
File a feature report (requires rubyforge account)
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?atid=152&group_id=18&func=browse
or mail me directly
Simon Strandgaard neoneye@adslhome.dk
Changes since 0.11
01-april-2004 Neoneye
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version 0.12 is released.
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updated README, INSTALL.
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changed licence from BSD to Ruby's.
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Converted tests from RUnit to Test::Unit.
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Made some warnings go away because I used deprecated features.
16-september-2003 Neoneye
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INSTALL was refering to 'ncurses-ruby' using the confusing 'ncurses' name. People will think it is Ncurses that I am refering to.. Which it is NOT. Also guide to how to uninstall AEditor has been added. [Johan Gade's suggestion]
27-august-2003 Neoneye
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moved 'backend/cmdline.rb' to 'ncurses/cmdline.rb'.
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the last week I have been playing with DocBook and 'catalog.xml'. I have started both a user- and a developer-manual project.
18-august-2003 Neoneye
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change directory hierarchy, so that frontend is seperated from backend.
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merged 'markers1' branch. Could not initiate the work with markers, because of the limited keybinding system. Thus the last week I have spend parsing wierd escape sequences from the keyboard, now I just have to integrate it into AEditor. When integration is completed, I will hopefully be able to Insert, Remove, Goto markers.
12-august-2003 Neoneye
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version 0.11 is released.
end of announcement