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SciTE is a Scintilla-based source editor with language-aware editing and commands for building or running code. It includes syntax highlighting, code folding, and build and run commands.
Developers wanting a compact editor with direct toolchain access
Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs. External compilers and interpreters are separate requirements.
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The application is distributed under HPND. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
HPND; Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
Brings syntax highlighting and code folding into the same workflow.
Open the source file, configure its build command if necessary, and use the output from a compile or run to move between errors and code.
Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
External compilers and interpreters are separate requirements.
SciTE fits developers wanting a compact editor with direct toolchain access. Open the source file, configure its build command if necessary, and use the output from a compile or run to move between errors and code.
Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs. External compilers and interpreters are separate requirements. Keep working files under version control so subsequent changes can be reviewed and reversed.
The application is distributed under HPND. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
Yes. SciTE includes syntax highlighting. Open the source file, configure its build command if necessary, and use the output from a compile or run to move between errors and code.
Full project and language-server features are more limited than in larger IDEs.
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