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ScrIDE is a integrated development environment designed for scripting languages such as Python.

ScrIDE is a tool built on top of the open source IDEKit framework, and is designed to eventually replace PyOXIDE (another Python IDE built on top of IDEKit), but be flexible enough to work with other scripting languages.

At its simplest level, ScrIDE is programmers editor with the ability to run external processes.

This editor is a fully featured editor including such niceties as syntax coloring, popup function navigation, split panes, auto-indentation, and other such features. This is functionality provided by IDEKit.

ScrIDE, however, then has the ability to also run other shell commands, and format and display their output. The most obvious use of this is to run the file being edited in an external interpreter (ScrIDE theoretically also supports embedded interpreters).

Komodo IDE 5.2.0 comes as the first unified workspace for end-to-end development of dynamic web applications. A rich feature set for client-side Ajax languages such as CSS, HTML, JavaScript and XML, coupled with advanced support for dynamic languages such as Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and Tcl, enables developers to quickly and easily create robust web apps.

Award-winning features include comprehensive editing and debugging, plus intelligent tools for regular expressions, team development, customization and unparalleled extensibility. The result is a powerful coding environment for framework stacks like Ruby on Rails and CakePHP and client libraries such as the Yahoo! UI Library and Dojo. A single license covers you across Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.

Major Features:

1. Multi-language Support
   • Browser-side technologies: CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and XML
   • Server-side languages: Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and Tcl
   • Web template languages: RHTML, Template-Toolkit, HTML-Smarty, and Django
2. Autocomplete and Call Tips
   • Write code faster and shorten the learning curve with code completion that guides you as you work
   • CSS, HTML, JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Tcl, XML, and XSLT
   • Schema-based XML/HTML completion
3. Multiple-language file support, such as CSS and JavaScript completion in HTML
   • Framework support for Rails and Zend
   • Support for adding third-party libraries
   • Interpreter version differentiation of built-in and standard library information
   • Multi-language File Support
   • Correct syntax coloring of multi-language files and templated files, common in many web programming frameworks. Add custom language support with UDL.
4. Standard Editing Features
   • code formatting
   • code commenting
   • auto-indent
   • block selection
   • column editing
5. Syntax Checking
   • Instant feedback for all fully-supported languages.
6. Syntax Coloring
   • Spot errors easily and improve readability and context, even in multi-language files.
7. Abbreviations
   • Inserts snippets from your toolbox at the touch of a key.
8. Vi Emulation
   • Modal Vi keybindings emulate navigation, text insertion and command behavior. Custom commands can be implemented by adding Komodo macros to a Vi Commands Toolbox folder.
9. Emacs Keybindings
   • Emacs-like keybinding scheme supports new editor features modeled on Emacs, such as transient marks (similar to the Emacs "mark ring"), repeat next command and reflow paragraph.
10. HTML Preview
    • Check HTML, XML and CSS files side-by-side or in a browser, using arbitrary files or URLs.
11. View HTML Source
    • Drag and drop a URL onto Komodo (http://, https://), Komodo now offers to view the source contents of this web page. This is convenient for checking the underlying HTML source code of web pages.
12. Multilingual Input Method Editor (IME) support
    • Use your standard keyboard to enter multi-byte characters, such as Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
13. Code Snippets
    • Store any piece of code for reuse.
14. Code Folding
    • Work quickly and efficiently with large sections of code.
15. Multi-document Editing
    • Easily work on multiple documents simultaneously using multiple tab groups, split view, and cross-document search.
16. History
    • Navigation (forward and back) buttons and a drop list in the toolbar that let you browse though the files and buffer locations you've been editing recently.
17. Search Highlighting
    • Matches are highlighted in the current buffer.
18. Editor Hyperlinking
    • Ctrl'+'hover' will highlight HTTP hyperlinks under the pointer; 'Ctrl'+'click' will open the URL in the configured browser.
19. CSS Color Popup
    • Ctrl' + 'hover' over a color value in CSS will display a popup of that color; 'Ctrl'+'click' will open the color picker.
20. Primary Language Preferences
    • It is now possible to configure which languages you'd like to see as primary languages in Komodo. The primary languages are the first group of languages seen in the language drop-down menus, whilst secondary languages are grouped under the Other sub-menu.
21. Sub-language Background Colors

CHCode Simple IDE 1.1 is such a convenient to use and helpful programming language which can make for easy programming and development. Loaded with examples and a quick tutorial guide, you can get started with CHCode Simple in no time! Extensive documentation is included and any questions you might be answered! All programs created using CHCode Simple run in a fast and reliable environment, thus making it a choice program for developers.

Requirements: Mac OS 9.x with CarbonLib

BlitzMax IDE is an Integrated Development Environment for the programming language BlitzMax including a program editor, debugger interface and help system.
This is the Community Edition of the BlitzMax IDE and it is based on the official IDE supplied with BlitzMax by Blitz Research Limited (BRL).BlitzMax IDE is entirely supported by the BlitzMax community.

Main features:
- Auto-complete: Whilst coding, you can press Control-Space at any time to auto-complete the current command. If there are several possible choices, a dropdown list is shown, otherwise the word is completed for you. At present, this only works on BlitzMax keywords.
- Auto-Tidy: This optional feature will try to make the code you write easier to read by ensuring consistent use fo whitespace. For example, spaces are added around commas. This behaviour can be turned off in the IDE options.
- Block comment / uncomment: An additional item is now available on the context menu within the editor, allowing you to comment or uncomment a section of code.
- Code Tree: The code tree has been improved signficantly to provide easy access to all of your code elements.
- To-Do List: Any line of code starting with TODO: , FIX: or BUG: will automatically be listed in the To-Do list. Double clicking on the item in the list will take you back to that line of code. This enables you to simply and easily mark areas of code that you need to come back to.
- Bookmarks: Like the todo list, you can add bookmarks to your code using MARK:, or using the context menu. You can easily move between bookmarks using the context menu or shortcut keys. Bookmarks are also listed in the To-Do List.
- Keyboard Shortcuts: A number of keyboard shortcuts have been added to improve your productivity. The Home key will now take you the first character on the line; press it again to go to the beginning of the line. Also, Shift+Home now works correctly for selecting text. The Back and Forward arrows now work within the editor screens. If you have used any of the code navigation aids (Code tree, To-Do list, bookmarks, etc), the arrows will now move you around between recently visited sections fo code.
- Debugging: When debugging, the CE IDE shows a green Continue button as well as a red Stop button, allowing you to re-start your program after it has been stopped.
- Modules: When synchronising modules, all known alternative modules are listed for optional synchronisation.
- Improved Help: The existing help documentation provided with BlitzMax for modules has been structured into logical groups. This enables new and experienced users alike to navigate quickly and easily through the BlitzMax commandset.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
Added:
- Support for threaded build mode (thanks grable)
- Splash screen (copied and tweaked from official IDE)
- Test Harness to automatically test key elements of CE IDE before each release
Fixed:
- Layout of IDE Options & Find/Replace requesters improved, especially on non-win32 platforms
- Project manager properties fixed to only react to mouse clicks on all platforms
- Keypresses now detected when changing hotkeys on Linux
- New files no longer start out with a carriage return
- Auto-tidy code no longer adds an extra space on the end of some lines
- GTK not enabling / disabling menus when on a file tab (Brucey GTK fix)
- GTK errors & warnings & lockups on startup (Brucey GTK fixes)
Issues:
- Undo/Redo not completely behaving themselves
- There are still some small memory leaks that need to be pinned down
- Appear to be calling SyncDocs twice on startup (comment out line 1365 and still okay)
- Amend datanode code to ensure there is only ever 1 ref to treeviewnode & 1 free & never set text if node=null
- not macos section in RefreshView in datanodes freegadget being called twice according to markcw?
- Attempting to amend the root node - cant change name! (although GTK now ignores it)
- Resize Ok & Cancel buttons to 34/35 (check IDE options), and 28 for all other buttons
- Some tab & font size combinations give inconsistent text layout. This will be an issue until a new codearea is implemented, or BRL.MaxGUI.TGUIFont adds a width.
- LINUX & MACOS: Auto-complete doesnt show at cursor position on Mac or Linux due to no known means of obtaining graphical cursor position
- Linux/GTK: Unable to set hotkeys (awaiting Brucey GTK canvas KEYUP/KEYDOWN events fix)
- Linux/GTK: Not showing the memory window in debug compile of IDE (awaiting Brucey GTK Timer/EventHook fix)
- Linux/GTK: Unable to scroll hotkey list (awaiting Brucey GTK fix for tabbers)
- Linux/GTK: Find/Replace blanks textfields & hangs (awaiting Brucey GTK TextFieldText fix)
- Linux/FLTK: End a built app also ends/closes the IDE!
- Linux/FLTK: Flickery mouse when over IDE - occurs in official IDE too

JaneBuilder 2.0 brings you a useful Java tool which will give you a head start in your PHP development to matter what your skill level. JaneBuilder's Auto-Jane technology can build complex pages and their logic in seconds. Then use the generated code (pure PHP, HTML) and take it to your favorite text editors or IDE to add graphics or more layout.

D4Xcode is an application that will offer support for editing D source code files using the Xcode IDE on Mac OS X. It provides syntax highlighting of .d files from within Xcode and adds new icons so that .d files show up properly in the Finder.
Note: D4Xcode does not include a D compiler that can be plugged into Xcode, it only adds syntax hightling and file icon associations for .d files. To compile D code on Mac OS X, download the free GDC compiler.
System requirements:
- Apple Developer Tools installed