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Praat 5.1.11 is a sophisticated computer program with which you can analyse, synthesize, and manipulate speech, and create high-quality pictures for your articles and thesis.

Major Features:

1. Speech analysis:
   • spectral analysis (spectrograms)
   • pitch analysis
   • formant analysis
   • intensity analysis
   • jitter, shimmer, voice breaks
   • cochleagram
   • excitation pattern
2. Speech synthesis:
   • from pitch, formant, and intensity
   • articulatory synthesis
3. Listening experiments:
   • identification and discrimination tests
   • Labelling and segmentation:
   • label intervals and time points on multiple tiers
   • use phonetic alphabet
   • use sound files up to 2 gigabytes (3 hours)
4. Speech manipulation:
   • change pitch and duration contours
   • filtering
5. Learning algorithms:
   • feedforward neural networks
   • discrete and stochastic Optimality Theory
6. Statistics:
   • multidimensional scaling
   • principal component analysis
   • discriminant analysis
7. Graphics:
   • high quality for your articles and thesis
   • produce Encapsulated PostScript files
   • integrated mathematical and phonetic symbols
8. Programmability:
   • easy programmable scripting language
   • communicate with other programs
   • (the sendpraat source code)
   • create hypertext manuals with sound I/O
9. Portability:
   • machine-independent binary files
   • read and write many sound and other file types
10. Configurability:
    • grow or shrink menus
    • save prefs for fonts, views, sound devices

Major Features:

1. Explicit exclude directories option in the search tab.
2. Delete line and Delete right operations.
3. Rectangular pasting.
4. Non-white background colors.
5. Automatic spellchecking in the background for text and tex/latex documents.
6. Support for chapter delimiters in tex/latex documents.
7. The ability to "split" the view so that you can see the contents of up to two other files while editing one file.
8. Reorganized options to make it easier to understand PyPEs features, and to make it reasonable to navigate on screens with lower resolutions
9. The ability to quickly run Python code snippets
10. The ability to run .py and .pyw files with a system Python, capturing the output and allowing interaction via a command shell
11. Optional automatic rebuilding of browsable source tree, autocomplete, and tooltips
12. Optional "realtime" syntax checking for Python
13. Support for displaying comments created with the "Transforms -> Insert Comment" in the Name, Line, and Filter tools
14. Support for using some Vim options when first opening a file
15. Easy converting between tabs and spaces in documents with a simple transform
16. Command line option to allow PyPE to be portable when using the Windows distributions
17. The find in files Search tab can be set to ignore leading dot subdirectories (like .svn )
18. "Round box" indicator for shell output in wxPython 2.7+releases for shell output
19. Will discover all Python interpreters known by the Windows Registry or in the environment path, and allows the user to choose from among them (and others) for the Python Shell
20. Supports XML encoding declarations (in addition to previously-existing Python encoding declaration and BOM support)
21. Command-line options for setting base font and font sizes
22. ***entries above this entry are in reverse-chronological order that they were added
23. All menu items can have almost any key binding desired, support for international keyboard mappings and non-latin characters fully supported (Options -> Change Menus and Hotkeys)
24. Multiple open documents via tabs
25. Syntax highlighting for Python, Pyrex, HTML/XML, C/C++, TeX/LaTeX, and plain text (plain text doesn't really have coloring)
26. Drag and drop re-arrangement of documents in the Documents tool
27. Display documents with or without path information
28. Optional listing of previously open documents
29. Display previously open documents with or without path information
30. Drag and drop opening of files
31. Open stdlib/site-packages Python module when Python search path has been defined
32. Open all documents that were open when you last closed down PyPE (--last command-line option, File -> Open Last)
33. Save all documents with a single menu command
34. Command shell with command history
35. External-process Python shell with syntax highlighting; never experience the while 1: pass lockup of your editor again
36. Shells have optional display of indicators for lines recieved from the shell
37. Revert to previously saved version
38. Workspace management for handling projects
39. Browsable filesystem tool with bookmarkable paths (pathmarks)
40. Fully usable undo/redo
41. Per-document Find/Replace bars
    • Find bar with find-as-you-type
    • Replace bar with "Smart Case" replacements
    • Bars can be located on the top or bottom of the editor
    • Both support Python string escapes
    • Optional per-document history
42. Start/end selection without needing to hold down the shift key or select with the mouse
43. Indent/dedent region
44. Find in files
    • Searching through the current file, its includes, the selected text, open files, directories, or tags in directories
    • File inclusion/exclusion based on file extension
    • Optional case sensitivity, regular expressions, multi-line searches, whole-word, quoted, or commented
    • Three different methods to view your results
45. Spell checker with custom dictionary and alphabet support, along with spelling suggester
46. Easy changing of line endings
47. Easy changing of file encoding for unicode platforms, based on BOM
48. Support for coding: directive in Python source files
49. Wrap selected text to specified number of columns with CRLFCRLF line ending
50. Insert a full-line comment (for marking code sections)
51. Comment/uncomment region
52. Auto-indent/dedent on return
53. Trigger expansions based on what you have typed, simple language that includes support for autoindenting return and programmatic cursor placement
54. Zooming
55. Jump to line or character position
56. Calltips
57. Per-document preferences, default preferences for each supported language
    • Current line highlighting
    • Autocomplete
    • Bookmarks with previous/next navigation
    • Indentation guides
    • Code folding
    • Tab width/use/non-use
    • Long-line wrapping (no CR/LF/CRLF characters inserted)
    • Sloppy Cut/Copy
    • Smart Paste
    • Long-line indicators
58. Both tool listings can be shown or hidden by menu or hotkey
59. Both tool listings can be relocated top/bottom or left/right
60. Optional toolbar that can be placed on the top or left side of the window
61. Various cursor tracking options to suit user preference
62. Optional display of information about the current document in the title bar
63. A hierarchical listing of functions, classes and methods that are browsable by definition order or alphabetically
64. Function/method/section filter tool
    • Updates as you type
    • Color-coded based on what kind of item it is (function, method, class, macro)
    • Optional case sensitivity
    • Exact, any, and all matching
    • Optional context-sensitive display and search
    • Optional matching subsequence search us.ti matches UserString.Title
65. Macros
    • Recorded as you type
    • Fully modifiable
    • Time-limited to prevent run-away macros
    • Hotkey support
66. Embedded HTML help, with information about macros, command-line options, etc.
67. Language specific features:
    • All Languages:
    • • support for todos (except for plain text)
      • autoindent (indent preservation in the case of plain text)
    • Python and Pyrex
    • • Try/except/finally wrapping of selected text
      • Indent/dedent on block start (if, for, etc.)/end (return, pass, etc.)
      • Parsers that support the extraction of class, method, and function definitions
      • If given syntactically correct Python, will also extract docstrings for calltips
      • Class/method/function information is available in the filter tool
    • C/C++
    • • A simple parser that can extract function, method, and function-like macro definitions
      • Function/method/function-like macro information is available in the filter tool
      • Call tips based on function definition
    • TeX/LaTeX:
    • • Parser that supports the extraction of section and label information
      • Section/label information is included in the filter tool

Enhancements: (fixed) a bug related to realtime parsing of non-ascii Python source.