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	SciTE - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		SciTE or SCIntilla based Text Editor is a cross-platform text editor written by Neil Hodgson using the Scintilla editing component.
		It is licensed under a minimal version of the Historical Permission Notice and Disclaimer.
		SciTE shares some features with Notepad++ which is also based on the Scintilla editing component.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/SciTE (126 words)

	SciTE - Scintilla Text Editor
		Scintilla Text Editor (SciTE) is a very nice small-footprint source code editor based on the Scintilla text editor widget.
		SciTE and Scintilla itself are made by Neil Hodgson .
		Also related to monospaced fonts, a change in core SciTE 1.67 had a side effect that caused the monospaced option to reset itself whenever a new buffer is initialized.
	gisdeveloper.tripod.com /scite.html (1058 words)

	SciTE for Scripting
		SciTE does NOT cater to scripters; it DOES give you easy access to customize everything, which is even better.
		SciTE is not a "perfect" tool, of course; its commitment to creating a cross-platform core and the limited time of developers who are providing a tool that costs nothing to start using means that there are some things you simply don't have without extra effort of your own.
		For example, context menuing in vanilla SciTE is very basic, providing only standard cut-copy-paste-select (but including undo/redo); the multi-document interface depends on tabbing, since only one document is displayed at a time.
	dev.remotenetworktechnology.com /SciTE/index.htm (832 words)

	Scintilla and SciTE Related Sites
		The Scite Config Tool is a graphical user interface for changing SciTE properties files.
		GLIntercept is an OpenGL function call interceptor that uses SciTE as a run-time shader editor.
		Scintilla and SciTE were developed using the Mingw version of GCC.
	scintilla.sourceforge.net /ScintillaRelated.html (1465 words)

	Scintilla and SciTE
		Originally built to demonstrate Scintilla, it has grown to be a generally useful editor with facilities for building and running programs.
		SciTE is currently available for Intel Win32 and Linux compatible operating systems with GTK+.
		Questions and comments about SciTE should be directed to the scite-interest mailing list, which is for discussion of SciTE and related projects, their bugs and future features.
	www.scintilla.org /SciTE.html (345 words)

	Exporters in Lua for SciTE -- khman
		SciTE's Lua extension (present in SciTE 1.60 and later) that more or less duplicates the functionality of the standard set of SciTE file exporters.
		These scripts were adapted from C++ code in SciTE (in src/Exporters.cxx), originally in support of a project to develop a feature-ful PDF exporter for SciTE.
		SciTE is principally developed by Neil Hodgson, with the help of many contributors, and can be found at: http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/SciTE.html.
	sl-exporters.luaforge.net (2264 words)

	SciTE
		SciTE's initial configuration only allows one file to be in memory at once but this can be modified by changing the value of the buffers property.
		SciTE understands both the file name and line number parts of error messages in most cases so can open another file (such as a header file) if errors were caused by that file.
		SciTE supports folding for many languages (see the list of languages understood by SciTE for more information.) Fold points are based upon indentation for Python and on counting braces for the other languages.
	scintilla.sourceforge.net /SciTEDoc.html (13021 words)

	SciTE by RR, editor di testo
		SciTE bug fixed where properties were being reevaluated without good reason after running a macro.
		SciTE stores the time of last asking for a save separately for each buffer which fixes bugs with automatic reloading.
		SciTE bug fixed where monospaced option was copied for subsequently opened files.
	rsoftware.altervista.org /index.php?mod=none_scite&file=news (2443 words)

	Download Scintilla and SciTE
		The license for using Scintilla or SciTE is similar to that of Python containing very few restrictions.
		The files required to run SciTE are SciTE which is best located on the path (I put it in /usr/local/bin) 40 properties files which should be located in the /usr/share/scite directory, and Sci48M.png which should be copied to /usr/share/pixmaps.
		SciTE can be and has been translated into other languages.
	www.scintilla.org /SciTEDownload.html (364 words)

	Syntax highlighting source code in Word and PowerPoint with SciTE \| fauskes.net
		I did some research and found out that what I needed was a decent text editor that could export source code as colored HTML or RTF, that can be imported into PowerPoint and Word.
		To my pleasant surprise I discovered that I could use the SciTE editor based on the same Scintilla lexers used to colorize source code on fauskes.net.
		SciTE is available from the Scintilla download page.
	fauskes.net /nb/tips/syntaxms (445 words)

	Flashmagazine - SciTE Flash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Scintilla is a free source code editing component and SciTE is a SCIntilla based Text Editor.
		In addition to color-coding your scripts and giving you great code hinting, SciTE Flash will let you collapse parts of your script in a logical manner, so that blocks of code contract/expand at your will.
		SciTE Flash also integrates with Flash MX (via Flush, by Robin Debreuil) so that you can compile your scripts directly from the app.
	www.flashmagazine.com /ppc/694.htm (119 words)

	gmane.editors.scite.general
		Everything is packed in a zip file, includind the ref-card, in pdf and ps format, and the sources, which can be modified and compiled.
		Perhaps it could be included, after some modifications, to a next release of SciTE; anyway, my feeling is that it is useful, and faster than the html SciTE documentation.
		PS: I have the same behaviour on both scite 1.70 on windows and scite 1.68 on linux.
	blog.gmane.org /gmane.editors.scite.general (611 words)

	GIS Developer
		SciTE 1.67-wbd-1 was posted as a pre-release last week.
		In the SciTE 1.67, the Monospaced option is reset to proportional whenever a new buffer is created.
		However, this also restored an inconsistency that was present in earlier versions of SciTE: if multiple buffers were opened, some monospaced and some not, then the user would get a different Monospaced setting for the new buffer, depending which buffer was active when they did it.
	gisdeveloper.tripod.com (587 words)

	Scite in Ruby on Rails
		SciTE is a Scintilla-based Text Editor written for Windows and Linux/UN*X. It is included in some versions of Ruby.
		After Ruby has been installed using the One-Click Installer, SciTE is installed (by default) in C:\Ruby\Scite.
		Here are some tips for using SciTE on Windows.
	wiki.rubyonrails.com /rails/show/Scite (135 words)

	CodeView
		Normally, when SciTE is about to close a file which has unsaved edits it asks this annoying question.
		Without this option SciTE will only display with colours already available which is normally the 20 colour Windows system palette.
		This ensures that double byte characters are always treated as a unit so the caret is never located between the two bytes of a double byte character.
	www.utdallas.edu /~Richard.Bates/cgi-bin/codeview.pl?fileName=SciTEUser.properties (8935 words)

	gmane.editors.scite.general
		SciTE is a free text editor available for Win32 and GTK+.
		This list is for general discussion of SciTE, including how to use it and enhancement requests.
		Maybe it helps somebody and maybe it could be included into standard distribution.
	blog.gmane.org /gmane.editors.scite.general/day=20051209 (383 words)

	gmane.editors.scite.general
		While it is more attractive than the current site, I tend to see web site design from a programmer's point of view prioritising the informational text, so don't like to see fixed width columns where information is hidden when the window is narrow.
		I saw to many Scite or SciTe or other variants...
		It could say Linux but SciTE also runs on other Unix like operating systems and even some like OpenVMS that aren't based on Unix but run X and have enough POSIX compatibility to run most of SciTE.
	comments.gmane.org /gmane.editors.scite.general/5879 (723 words)

	Creating 'Scite' in Ruby on Rails
		About SciTE SciTE is a Scintilla-based Text Editor written for Windows and Linux/UN*X. It is included in some versions of Ruby.
		SciTE on Windows After Ruby has been installed using the "One-Click Installer":http://rubyforge.org/projects/rubyinstaller/, SciTE is installed (by default) in C:\Ruby\Scite.
		Abbreviations in SciTE This section contains some useful abbreviations that can be added to the @abbrev.properties@ file.
	wiki.rubyonrails.com /rails/pages/Scite/versions/new (128 words)

	SciTE by RR, editor di testo
		"SciTE by RR" è una distribuzione italiana di SciTE, potente editor studiato per il programmatore, ma che può essere utilizzato da chiunque, indipendentemente dalla sua professione.
		SciTE è attualmente disponibile sia per la piattaforma Windows, sia per Linux (con GTK+).
		L'autore originale di SciTE è Neil Hodgson, aiutato da moltissimi altri programmatori, segno del successo che questo editor riscuote.
	rsoftware.altervista.org /index.php?mod=none_scite&file=news (326 words)

	Flashmagazine - SciTE-Flash for AS2? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		If you do programming in Flash, you have probably found that the internal script-editing isn't exactly the best there is. MX04 has not improved script editing that much either and it's lack of features such as code-collapsing is sad (considering that HomeSite had this).
		The program is based on the SciTE project and through this, it also has support for PHP, JavaScript, Perl, CSS, XML and more.
		If you use SciTE Flash professionally, visit Ale's site and donate a small amount to support his efforts and maybe he can afford to put in the hours needed for AS2 support.
	www.flashmagazine.com /ppc/857.htm (201 words)

	Re: Not a patch on SciTE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		SciTE is fast, and does the job I want it to well.
		I was awaiting it latest 2 years (were using xemacs and Scite this time).
		Finally when Python support was announced I was really liked to try it, but found that folding is completely broken, and according to author comments in bugzilla there are no changes to fix it in near time...
	dot.kde.org /1015234990/1015330532/1015333994 (714 words)

	AGAST - SciTE Editor
		SciTE is a programmer's text editor created and contributed by Neil Hodgson.
		You can get both SciTE and the Scintilla control it's based on from www.scintilla.org.
		Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation.
	www.allitis.com /agast/scite.html (323 words)

	Scite - FxpWiki
		Edit the cpp.properties file, either by going in the scite directory, or simply by the "options" menu.
		Under win98, the command "open file" used to open the directory of the actually used file.
		This feature is interesting, because if you have multiple files in your scite, the open command will open immediately the directory of the file you use, and you won't have to click again and again to find the path of the file you want to open.
	www.fxparlant.net /Scite (385 words)

	LinuxPackages: Package Viewer
		SciTE: SciTE text editor with syntax highlighting for coding, building, and running programs.
		SciTE: SciTE is a SCIntilla based Text Editor.
		SciTE: Scintilla, SciTE has grown to be a very useful editor with facilities for
	www.linuxpackages.net /viewpkg.php?id=3616 (105 words)

	Ruby: SciTEAndStdinStdout (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		When now starting a ruby script in SciTE by selecting Go in the tools menu or pressing , all output to stdout and stderr is displayed in the output pane of SciTE.
		So interactive input and output is possible, whereas errors printed to stderr are still shown in the SciTE output pane and can further be processed inside SciTE.
		You will see that output and input work in the DOS Box whereas the incorrect last line is reported in the SciTE output pane.
	wiki.rubygarden.org /Ruby/page/show/SciTEAndStdinStdout (542 words)

	Open Source Flash - scite
		SciTE comes with code folding, code abbreviations, and facilities for building and running programs.
		SciTE for Actionscript 2.0 - A version of SciTE with AS2 support, it’s based on SciTE for Actionscript 2.0 (by Meychi)
		It should also be noted that SEPY and lots of other projects are based on Scintilla, which powers SciTE’s syntax-highlighting.
	osflash.org /doku.php?id=scite&DokuWiki=1e355cb553cb12332ef5d8c37c4b... (234 words)

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		This is because it occurred to me, exposing a "send" method that takes iface constants is mainly useful to those who are used to programming SciTE in C++.
		The changes in SciTE are working now, but the methods in LuaExtension are just stubbed out.
		Current implementation is just a spike test, and may not work in a localised instance of SciTE.
	users.hfx.eastlink.ca /~gisdev/LocalChangeLog.txt (3047 words)

	The Sofia Open Content Initiative - Java Programming (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This is an open-source, free text editor that includes syntax highlighting (for Java, HTML, and a variety of other languages) and the ability to run your compiler from within the text editor.
		SciTE may be even a little safer than software from MS and Sun, because, if you like, you can download the source code and build the executable yourself.
		Don't be discouraged, though, SciTE has gone ahead and created the file; all you have to do is fill in the entries.
	sofia.fhda.edu /gallery/java/unit01/lesson01-2.html (3818 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for SciTE
		SciTE is a GUI-based single-document editor which uses the Scintilla editor component.
		SciTE is a real jewel - its the core editing component hidden behind other, bigger and more complex editors.
		The main reason I like SciTE - its language syntax highlighting support is superb.
	freshmeat.net /projects/scite/homepage (235 words)

	scite-1.36(1)
		SCITE(1) SCITE(1) 2001 February 26 NAME scite - a programmers text editor SYNOPSIS scite [file..] DESCRIPTION Scite is a graphical GTK+ based editor.
		It has support for indenting, highlighting, and shortcuts in a myriad of languages and can be extended by editing object-oriented configuration files.
		AUTHOR Most of Scite was made by Neil Hodgson, with a lot of help from others.
	hpux.cs.utah.edu /hppd/hpux/Editors/scite-1.36/man.html (81 words)

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