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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.
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'''JED''' is 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==
==Features==
* Last known version: JED v0.99-19 (2009-12-13) - OS/2 version supplied in source code format only.
*Colour syntax highlighting
* Last known OS/2 binary release: JED v0.98-4.
*Folding support


==Modes==
===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.
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 including support for compressed info files, ispell, [[man]] pages
JED is supplied with modes for GNU Info files including support for compressed info files, ispell, [[man]] pages.
 
==Versions==
* 0.98-4
* 0.99-19 (2009-12-13) - OS/2 version supplied in source code format only.
OS/2 ports provided by:
*John Burnell
*Darrel Hankerson
*Dominik Wujastyk


==Links==
==Links==
* [http://www.jedsoft.org/jed/ JED homepage]
* [http://www.jedsoft.org/jed/ JED homepage]
* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/jedmodes/files/jedmodes JED mode reprisotory]
* [https://sourceforge.net/projects/jedmodes/files/jedmodes JED mode repository]
 
==Authors==
* John E. Davis
*John Burnell (OS/2 port)
*Darrel Hankerson (OS/2 port)
*Dominik Wujastyk (OS/2 port)


[[Category:Text editors]][[Category:DOS text editors]][[Category:Win32 text editors]]
[[Category:Text editors]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C]]
[[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C]]

Revision as of 02:42, 19 May 2019

JED
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Name JED
Version 0.99-19 (2009)
Vendor
Author John E. Davis
Licence
WWW http://www.jedsoft.org/jed/

JED is 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.

Features

  • Colour syntax highlighting
  • Folding support

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 including support for compressed info files, ispell, man pages.

Versions

  • 0.98-4
  • 0.99-19 (2009-12-13) - OS/2 version supplied in source code format only.

OS/2 ports provided by:

  • John Burnell
  • Darrel Hankerson
  • Dominik Wujastyk

Links