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Revision as of 19:42, 25 August 2016
An open source multi-platform programmer's editor that in addition to OS/2 is available for DOS, VMS (VAX), Microsoft Windows, QNX, BeOS and compiles on a few UNIX like platforms as well. Uses S-Lang as its macro language.
Versions
- Last known version: JED v0.99-19 (2009-12-13) - OS/2 version supplied in source code format only.
- Last known OS/2 binary release: JED v0.98-4.
Modes
Similar in concept to the modes on some UNIX editors, but a JED mode can offer anything from simple syntax highlighting to a heavily modified editing environment courtesy of the built in S-Lang interpreter, however most supplied and contributed modes are but simple syntax highlighting modes for a computer language or input/output filters for a file format, sometimes also offering something resembling auto indent and autocompletion.
JED is supplied with modes for GNU Info files inc. support for compressed info files, ispell, man pages
Links
Authors
- John E. Davis
- John Burnell (OS/2 port)
- Darrel Hankerson (OS/2 port)
- Dominik Wujastyk (OS/2 port)