Download RJ TextEd 11.10

Version 11.10 of RJ TextEd has been released. This free Swedish-made text editor has several features, which are especially interesting for software and web developers, such as syntax highlighting, autocompletion, extensive selection and sorting options and an embedded (s)ftp client. The program is being developed for Windows, but can also be used under Linux via Wine. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Chrome preview (v51)
Updated the preview component and libraries to version 51.0.2704.
NOTE! This version of the Chrome libraries does not work on Windows XP/Vista.

HTML
Updated the HTML syntax files and added several new tags and attributes. The change is extensive and you will see several new tag attributes in the auto completion lists.
Several issues with attributes was fixed. Corrected some boolean attributes and removed attributes marked as obsolete.
Auto completion of stop tags should work properly now.
Tags are no longer drawn with an error highlight color when editing and no start or stop tag match is found. Only complete start and stop tags are highlighted.

Z shell and bash
Updated the bash highlighter and added a new one for Z shell (zsh).

Auto completion
Made the list a bit larger and changed the position and borders.

macros
Macros can now use loops and if..else..endif structures. Several new macro commands have been added.
The macro editor has been completely redesigned. Macro code is, when opened, automatically identified to improve readability. Syntax highlighting and auto completion is used as well. Use Ctrl+Space to list all available macro commands.

Hibernate
Added as a menu item to the “File” menu.
Hibernate will save the current session (open files and project) in a temp folder and reopen them when you run RJ TextEd again. Modified or new files are not saved, but temporarily stored in the temp folder.
I’ve added an option if you want to hibernate every time the program closes.

drag n drop
Drag n drop now works between documents in dual document view.
Press CTRL during the drag operation to copy the text. Otherwise the text has been moved.
Please note that the text is no longer scrolling when you drag a text. You can still scroll, if you have to, using the mouse scroll wheel.

Double click on braces
To select everything between two braces (including the braces) you use the mouse to double click on one of the braces.
This should work with ()[]{}””” for most programming languages.

Recently opened files
Added a search field to the recent files drop down list.
You can set the number of files to display in the drop down list by setting a max value in options.

Copy as RTF
Copy selected code as RTF should work again in this version. The colors used are the same as when printing. This looks better when eg pasting the clipboard content into Words (which uses a white background).

misc

• Updated Tidy.exe to the latest version.
• The description field when adding file extensions in options has been removed.
• Minor changes to the search progress dialog box.
• Relative paths should now work when opening files from the command line.
• Updated the HTML and CSS trees in the quick bar.
• Changed how the HOME and END cursor movement work in word wrap mode.

Fixed

• Bookmarks dropdown list in “Goto Line” dialog window was empty.
• Replace All should not replace anything when a document is marked read only.
• Option for allowed instances.
• Option to allow Chrome preview.
• HTML stop tag auto completion should work properly now.
• Validation and beautify HTML should work now on all systems.
• A document tab drag n drop issue. Could cause a permanent drag state.
• Double click on document tab bar to create a new document would sometimes close the tab.