Download SourceEdit 4.0

Brixoft has released version 4.0 of its freeware editor SourceEdit. This editor is especially intended for programmers. For them there is standard support for the languages ​​ASP, PHP, Java, C/C++, C#, Visual Basic, Pascal, Perl, Cold Fusion, SQL, HTML, CSS and XML, and more can be done from there this one page are added. Furthermore, there is also Code Completion, a HEX editor, FTP support, macros and bookmarks. The full list of features can be found on this one page are read. The release notes show the following changes:

Source Edit version 4.0 contains the following new features:

• Ability to create Add-Ins. Missing a feature in Source Edit? Now stop waiting for the next version and create it yourself using the BML language or get SE Aid (the Source Edit Add-In Editor).
• Use the new Code Publisher to create a HTML document out of your source code. Ready to be published on the Net or to be used in your documentation. The HTML document will show your code with full syntax highlighting. A great feature created by Brian Newtz especially for Source Edit.
• New Insert Special feature. Copy the character at the current column position from the previous line or copy the whole previous line from the current caret position. This makes it very easy to create multiple lines containing almost the same text.
• Word wrap at user defined column position with optional vertical line. On popular demand I’ve decided to add this feature even though I personally don’t like word wrapping in a code editor. However if you need to just read a regular text document it makes it a lot easier. The vertical line can optionally be turned on without wrapping the text if you want.
• Find matching braces, an often asked for feature that is now available.
• Improved Code Completion. The code completion list will now not only contain keywords, entities, and such from the language definition file. It will also quickly parse the current document and add words you’ve already typed. That way things like, for example, declared variables are added to the list.
• The Tools Configuration dialog box has been redesigned. It is now not only used for adding user tools to the environment. It is now also used to add the Add-Ins you create.
• You can now completely close the Toolbox window not only “unpin” it. The unpin or auto-hide feature still exist though.[break] Click for a larger version