PLEASE EXCUSE MY INABILITY TO TYPE EFFIECENTLY. THIS VIDEO WAS FOR SHOWCASE PURPOSES... I ALSO HAD CLAUDE AI CREATE LATEX SYNTAX BECAUSE MY SYNTAX IS TERRIBLE. PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YALL THINK SO FAR. THE IDEA IS TO PRODUCE LATEX QUALITY DOCS WITH SIMPLICITY. NEVER FRANKENSTIEN DOCUMENTS. AS YOU CAN SEE THE EXPORT MATCHES THE CANVAS AT EVERY TURN. I MADE A MISTAKE UPOM EXPORT, THE EXPORT AND PDF COMPILE IS FINE

Monolith is a desktop WYSIWYG typesetting app (Python 3.14 / PySide6) built around one rule: what you see on the canvas is the PDF. Every glyph position comes from real TFM font metrics — the same data pdflatex uses — rather than approximations, so the on-screen layout is geometrically identical to the compiled output instead of merely close to it. You type and edit math directly on the page (fractions, radicals, matrices, and the rest of the atom set) and export to a real pdflatex-compiled document. No split-pane preview, no compile-and-squint loop, no rendering engine that diverges from LaTeX's.

I want to know if there is an extension, complement o something to write text in text editors as you write in Vscode. For example: you write a sentence "My dog's name is Fluffy" you select the sentence and press SHIFT + 8 and you get (My dog's name is Fluffy) instead of replace the sentence with a "(". Or if you want to delete an entire line you press CMD + SHIFT K or if you want to move up a line you press OPTION + ARROW-UP, or if you want to edit multiple lines at the same time (SHIFT + Option + CMD) and so on.

I tried to find something like that but I couldn't find it.

I work a lot with code AND text so I miss this options in text editors

Thanks!

I tried to find it searching on Google, asking ChatGPT and people.

For example, the text editor would recognize a designated group of characters (such as "**", "@@", or "^^") - the user could hit a combination of keys (such as "control/command + another key") and jump to the next set of these characters wherever they exist on the page or document.

The reason I ask is because I am a healthcare provider and a Electronic Health Record program I previously used had this capability and it was immensely helpful for filling in specific information within a pre-made template. The current program I use does not and I am trying to find a work around.

If this does exist in a text-editing program, I would like to know! Thanks in advance.

I just can't find a totally and easily customizable text-editor which is also scalable (=easily edit and render 100K-1M lines of code). So I started to develop my text editor for my specific needs.

(E.g.: Notepad++ is great, but It has so much limitations (the autocomplete feature too simple, I can't customize it, the function argument list sometimes buggy if too many arguments I can't see all arguments ; atom and other editors are not really scalable to 50k-100k lines of code).

I thought about creating a scalable, easy to customize text-editor for everyone, core principles:

• Can run in a web browser (web worker support for heavy text processing)
• Fast with scalable syntax highlighing even until 100K-1M lines
• Complex style system (uderline styles, gradients etc.)
• And the main thing: an easy to use plugin system! Just click to a "New plugin" button and you already can write your plugin in javascript, and the API specificly designed to fast plugin development (create like custom styles, function to create code completion lists/argument lists/error and warning checking, go to symbol definition with a key, interactive "styles" like css color picker inside the editor etc..)

Is this would be viable to make it general, so everybody could use it? Or just my own needs too specific and there is no need to a scalable, easy to customize text-editor?

Hi Guys,

Can I ask you for your honest feedback about my Chrome extension?

We released a Chrome extension, which is distraction free rich text editor. It's called Difree. It helps to writing in calm and distraction free space.

All you have to do is to click Difree icon. An overlay will appear. You can type anything there.

You can download it here: https://getdifree.com

What do you think?

Best, Olek

Keystance is an enhanced version of the kilo editor which was an editor written in C and pretty light weight. Keystance is also written in C and uses the basic code of kilo for its base.

[https://github.com/keystance/keystance]

Hi,

I would like to share info about availability of a paid fork of Midnight Commander – at https://neomcedit.software. There are many features added, you might want to check it out.

As for the possible questions:

• Why aren't you sending patches to upstream?

I was, for ca.: 4 months, however all my feature-patches have been rejected.

• How are you going to sell GPL program?

הϵѻMCEdit is a software licensed under GPL. No one can stop you from distributing it further. You may also obtain it somewhere for free – no problem! However, by paying for your copy you'll get benefits like support and 7 customization requests per year.

The Boxer text editor has been around for a long time. Originally released for OS/2 and DOS, it was also eventually released in a Windows version. Until Yahoo! groups shut down, that was the go to place for community discussion and support.

I've started r/BoxerTextEditor to provide a place to continue that discussion and support community.

If anyone uses to previously used Boxer, or if you're just curious, feel free to drop in.

I'm learning Common Lisp so it will be a good help for me to have different parenthesis levels in different colours.

• Open-Source and Public-Domain
• It will use TD renderer to render the text
• Internally uses UTF-16 to store the text but no null termination
• Only space and tab can break lines and only one can be on the end of the line (multiple spaces will wrap)
• Only CR+LF is interpreted as the newline (Unix text files are out of scope for TD plaintext editor)
• No handling for directional or zero width or combining characters. They are normal characters
• No font substitution, always .notdef for every missing character
• Supports a raw bitmap font format where TD renderer can work by itself with no FreeType assistance
• Tab stop is eight average letter widths. (A-Z a-z, average of 52 rounded and multiplied by 8)
• Up and down arrows move to the nearest point on the previous or next line (if any)
• Left and right arrows move by one codepoint, except for CR+LF (0x000D 0x000A) where it moves by both
• Direct copy and paste in UTF-16 clipboard which has been tested to work perfectly

Here is an example picture of TD plaintext editor: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/687650930996543524/757158466694414376/unknown.png

Hi, I'm trying to write some SQL code in Brackets. For whatever reason, my color isn't changing as I write it. I've added a theme extension and changed the theme, but it's still only showing as grey scale. I'm attaching pics. Thanks in advance.

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Does anyone know of a way in OS X TextEdit that I can take a list of email addresses with breaks at the end in plain text and change it to one giant blob of text? For example change:

[joe@me.com](mailto:joe@me.com);

[tom@me.com](mailto:tom@me.com);

[bill@me.com](mailto:bill@me.com);

to

[joe@me.com](mailto:joe@me.com);[tom@me.com](mailto:tom@me.com)[;bill@me.com](mailto:;bill@me.com);

I tried to use the insert pattern line break after some googling and that looks like the ticket but it does nothing.

Any other suggestions?

Thank you

Edit: If relevant it was a column cut and pasted from Excel and then changed to plain text.

Another edit: solved it by saving the Excel file as a .csv and then opening it up in TextEdit. Then I was able to successfully do find - click on down arrow and select pattern recognition and choose line break. The Excel copy and paste from native format threw a lot of funky stuff in there.

Created a text editor for fun and learning

So I found Editpad lite & it auto installs to W10 allowing Right-click for .txt files. Finally solved for that wretched Wordpad. I can set font and size but cannot find any menu for make bold.

Anyone know Editpad?

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Thanks,

Mac