This article was contributed by Ferdinand Prantl.
EditPad is free syntax highligting programmer's editor I'm using heavily at work. And my several friends too :-).
Development environment: MS-VC6 SP3, MS-Windows 98 Target environment: Win32 platforms
EditPad doesn't bring so much new programming techniques, I've just used "the best" of sources at this site and added some my work to make an editor for programmer's all-purpose usage. I often needed to edit various files in a small SDI editor and Notepad was too simple for me. I wanted to have regular expressions and other useful things. At last I made MDI version too and now I'm writing code in that one instead of in the MSVC IDE ;-).
This editor isn't full of GUI "beautifiers". I made it as simple as I considered it to be usable. It's supposed to be used often for work. Some features of EditPad:
You can get two zipped archives at the bottom of this page. The first one consists of installable executables:
editpad_exe.zip distrib/ - files to copy somewhere onto your disk readme.txt - a short description of the package
and the second one of complete source tree:
editpad_src.zip batch/ - several files to copy to root of this archive to automate some developing tasks both/ - sources for both SDI and MDI versions (with project) both/ - sources for both SDI and MDI versions (with project) distrib/ - a placeholder for built executables and help multi/ - sources for MDI version (with project) single/ - sources for SDI version (with project) readme.txt - a short description of the package
You will need following libraries to run EditPad: msvcrt.dll, msvcp60.dll and mfc42.dll. If there're no such files in your windows system directory you can get them from Microsoft or from my GUI tools page, where is the link to EditPad primary site too.
I have to thank very much all people at this site for their work - I learnt here quite a lot. These persons helped me when I was writing EditPad - thanks them once more:
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