Eddie 1.1

Eddie is an editor designed for programmers for Mac OS X. Inspired by MPW on the Macintosh, it is ideal for C/C++ development. Supports a Worksheet -- a full-featured shell that combines the power of bash and the ease of editing in a normal text window-like mode.
Host of developer-oriented features including the C++ prototyper that makes writing code a snap. Eddie is also a great tool if you want to edit HTLM, .kon, JavaScript, and .widget files.
Main features:
- Full featured editor with an extensive set of keyboard shortcuts, unlimited Undo, etc.
- Worksheet windows with a full bash shell support, enhanced Tab-completion support
- Syntax coloring for C/C++, makefiles, assembly, HTML, JavaScript, Konfabulator and many other file formats
- Function popup with full C/C++ support, JavaScript
- Magic prototyper greatly simplifies C++ development
- Ifdef balancing, Commenting, fast Symbol lookup and completion through plugins
- Multiple clipboards with an extended feature set for complex copy-paste jobs
- 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)
- Workset window allows organizing files into project-like groups
- Worksets support makefile generation, import from a makefile
- Support for source control systems like Perforce, Subversion, CVS
- Optional Emacs-like keymap support.

Enhancements
- Python function popup.
- Commenter Python support.
- Ruby syntax coloring and commenter support.
- Added a "Tab inserts spaces" preference.
- Added a "Auto save Worksheet Path" preference.
- Exported TARGET selection to the shell as $_TS and $TS_
- Selection in the TARGET window can now be addressed as a pipe in the Worksheet
You can now for instance do the following commands:
- "cat < $_TS"... to print the selection from your TARGET window into the Worksheet
- "date > $TS_"... to paste the date/time into your TARGET window
- "sort < $_TS > $TS_"... to sort selected lines in the TARGET window (great for sorting #includes, etc.)
- Show full file paths in declaration popup windows when showing duplicate symbols
- Added a menu item to reopen all documents that were open at last quit.
- Resize the window to avoid the Dock after moving the window
- Status panel shows hex values of short selections
- Faster ReplaceAll.
- Fixed a crash in the colors pref pane
- Fixed pathname tab completion to understand env variables
- Use ~/.bash_logout (if present) when quitting a shell or Worksheet
- Improved AutoIndent and ExtendOrShrinkToLineRight keyboard shortcuts
- Many other misc bug fixes