Free completion software for mac

Ofaco 1.2.2 means "Old-fashioned completion", which says it all: it's a useful plugin for Mail.app replacing Mail's dictionary-based completion mechanism with one that uses the words from the message window from which it was invoked.

Mail, like almost all Cocoa applications on Mac OS X, offers text completion, which can be invoked by hitting either F5 or Esc. When it was introduced, it offered completions based on the list of words from the mail you were typing. Unfortunately, somewhen Apple decided that it would be smart to use the system dictionary for completion. From that day on, using the completion in Mail.app meant to have to scroll through an endless list of words to finally get to the one you wanted. In other words: it slowed typing down instead of making it faster. And it was (and is) absolutely useless when writing in a language that's not your system language.

Additionally, it was added a way to define default completions that will always be added to the completion list (and which, by the way, can not only contain words, but also phrases). Ofaco is localized in English and German.

Requirements:

• Mail to run in 32bit mode
• Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.6.1
• Processor: Intel + PPC

Folding@home MOX 0.2b1 is designed to be an easy to use program which helps with monitoring GUI for the client of Folding@home for Mac OS X. Since there is no official GUI available at the moment for Mac OS X, you can use MOX.

Major Features:

1. It will show your current project and its progress;
2. It will show the project descriptions;
3. If you've installed Growl, MOX will notify you when you're a step closer to completion;
4. Start, pause and stop Folding@home;
5. View a (simple!) schematic display of what you're folding (something like Jmol, but minimalistic);
6. Configure the client within MOX;
7. Add clients over the network; etc...

Installations:

• Download MOX;
• Open the dmg file and drag-and-drop "MOX.app" to your applications folder;
• Run MOX.app - if the Folding@home client isn't installed, MOX can do it for you.

Pydee is an open source Python development environment providing MATLAB-like features in a simple and light-weighted software, available for Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows XP/Vista, GNU/Linux.
Pydee is part of pydeelib, a Python module based on PyQt4 and QScintilla2.

Main features:
Pydee options (type pydee --help to see all available options):
- light option (i.e. -l or --light) to disable all widgets except the shell and the working directory changer
- modules option, i.e. -m or --modules followed by a comma separated (without spaces) list of module names to be imported at startup
- s (or --startup): specify a startup script (overrides PYTHONSTARTUP script)
Shell:
- Scintillas code completion
- filename/dirname completion (press Tab after a " or character)
- Calltips: objects documentation or arguments (if callable)
- PYTHONSTARTUP script is executed at startup
- IPython-like run, edit, cls and system commands (using prefix !, e.g. !ls or !dir)
- IPythons deep reload function as builtin reload replacement
- xedit command to edit script in an external editor
- oedit function to edit object in a GUI-based editor (dictionaries, lists, tuples, arrays, strings, ...)
- Find/replace with a Firefox-like widget (not a pop-up window)
DocViewer:
- Automatic documentation on every callable object written in console
- History
- Find/replace with a Firefox-like widget (not a pop-up window)
Editor:
- Multiple file support
- Find/replace with a Firefox-like widget (not a pop-up window)

System requirements:
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- PyQt4 4.3 or later with QScintilla2

Nostalgy is an extension for Mozilla Thunderbird whose purpose is to save time by doing more operations with the keyboard. If you want to use Thunderbird without sacrificing the productivity you had with good old mutt/pine, this extension is for you!
Nostalgy adds keyboard shortcuts to change the current folder, to move/copy selected messages into another folder, to add/remove/view tags; the selection of the target folder is made through an auto-completion box where you can type part of the folder name.
Nostalgy for ThunderBird adds some commands to improve the navigation between Thunderbirds three panes.

System requirements:
-

Enhancements
- Fix bugs with TB 3.
- Allow it to run with TB 3.0 Beta 3.
- New completion mode "Match only the prefix of folder path or name, not any substring" (patch from Laurent Regnier).
- Fix bug when cancelling the creation of an empty tag.
- Avoid XUL bug that prevents rule selection to be highlighted in the preference dialog.

Bean 2.3.0 offers you a powerful and uncluttered word processor and rich text editor. If you get depressed at the thought of firing up MS Word or Open Office, try Bean.

If you use Text Edit but have to jump through hoops just to get a word count or change the margins, try Bean. If you desire a simple, beautiful writing environment, try Bean.

Major Features:

1. A live word count
2. A Get Info panel for in-depth statistics
3. A zoom-slider to easily change the view scale
4. An Inspector panel with lots of sliders
5. Date-stamped backups
6. Autosaving
7. A page layout mode
8. An alternate colors option (e.g., white text on blue)
9. An option to show invisible characters (tabs, returns, spaces)
10. Selection of text by text style, paragraph style, color, etc.
11. A floating windows option (like Stickies has)
12. Easy to use menus
13. Remembers cursor postion (excluding .txt, .html, .webarchive formats)
14. All of Cocoa's good stuff (dictionary, word completion, etc.)

TexMakerX is a platform-independent LaTeX editor. TexMakerX provides interactive spell checking, code folding and extended text navigation, while it also includes the features of the LaTeX editor TexMaker, like wizards, code completion and syntax highlighting

Main features:
- WE - Integrated Writing Environment
- All LaTeX tools can be called from TexMakerX with just one key press and you can add your own command line options (e.g. for forward/inverse search)
- LaTex tags and 370 mathematical symbols you can easily select and add to your text
- Wizards generating necessary code (e.g. documents, tabular/array-environments and BibTex-types)
- LaTeX errors are displayed in a Log panel and highlight within the tex file
- Structure View which shows the logical hierarchy of a file
- HTML Converter which creates a html out of your LaTex-based PS-file
- Text analysis counting and showing often used words or phrases
- LaTeX documentation where you can lookup the tags you dont know
- Customizable menu shortcuts
- DDE-Support to interact with other programs on Windows
- And also customizable code snippets, tabbed MDI view, ...
- Powerful Text Editor based on QCodeEdit
- Interactive spell checker which marks errors while you type them
- Syntax highlighting drawing LaTex commands in different, customizable formats
- Code folding which allows you to hide certain blocks
- Auto completion completes tags you wrote and shows corresponding help entries
- Unicode support which can handle files in all encodings
- Incremental search like in FireFox on a search panel at the text bottom (where you can also find a replace panel)
- Text Navigation jumps to bookmarks, certain lines, last changes and LaTex errors/warnings
- Key Remapping of single keys for automatically text insertion (e.g of nice quotation marks)
- And also line numbers, dynamic word wrapping, parenthesis highlighting, undo/redo, line change state ...
- Platform independence allows you to use it on Windows, Linux, BSD and Mac
- Automatical detection of MikTeX, Ghostscript and Standardlatex
- USB-Mode stores its settings in a texmakerx.ini (only if you create one!), so you can use the same configuration on different computers
- Translated in English, German and French

Enhancements
- added Windows DDE support
- added free menu key board mapping (also shift+insert key bindings)
- added word completion
- added error highlighting
- improved text analysis (phrases), recent file menu
- fixed MAC support (compiling, line endings)
- fixed possible crash with multiple instances and spellchecking
- more bug fixes

FlameRobin is a software utility that is: lightweight (small footprint, fast execution), cross-platform (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris), and dependant only on other open source software.

Enhancements
- New features
- Allowed deleting from system tables (ex. to stop queries via MON$STATEMENTS)
- Added support for trusted authentication
- Databases can now be recreated from existing registration info
- Transaction isolation level can now be selected in SQL editor
- Win64 port
- Enhancements and Bug fixes
- Fixed problems with mangled UTF8 identifiers
- Improved autoincrement triggers
- Drop FK only once for self-referencing tables in Rebuild script
- Improved management of passwords in connection dialogs
- Case insensitive DoMaIn keyword detection
- Fixed reported length of char fields in DDL extraction of system tables
- Fixed minor DDL extraction problem with BIGINT and scale
- Search words are now highlighted in advanced metadata search results
- DataGrid: sum of values of selected cells in the grid is shown in status bar
- Data grid cell editor now has a popup menu of a standard edit control
- Data of CHAR type using multibyte character set has correct padding now
- Database file size is now reported correctly for databases over 2GB
- Opening pages in tabs can now be controlled with Shift/Control keys
- Information on database property page is reloaded without reconnecting
- Fixed focus problem with property pages
- Fixed broken descriptions of system table columns in property pages
- Optionally display sources of all triggers on table property page
- Controls are now focused before their popup menus are shown
- Improved usability of menus and commands via keyboard
- SQL Editor: Improved detection of field sizes in resulting dataset
- Fixed statement parsing when SUBSTRING function is present
- Fixed column autocompletion for JOINed tables
- Fixed code completion when tables are listed in SQL89 order
- Fixed crash when opening query window and pressing F5 or F8 at once
- Improved the way views are switched in SQL editor
- Fixed completion under Mac OS X
- Other minor improvements and fixes to SQL editor
- Statement execution time is now displayed with milliseconds precision
- Minimum required version of wxWidgets is now 2.8.