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Revision as of 19:38, 29 January 2017
More popularly known as just KEd, the Kudzu Text Editor is a small, fast and fairly simple open source text mode editor that nonetheless manages to cram in a few interesting features, including:
- Shell to a new session
- Safe Save - All files are save to a temporary file name and then automatically renamed.
- Block quoting
But is lacking in some key areas such as mouse support and assignable keyboard mappings, the actual keyboard mapping utilised for the package is the same as used for Borland Sidekick.
Some of the limitation of the editor such as the 36 open file limit are due to the use of the Borland tool kit and it may be possible to get around them simply by compiling it under a more modern development system.
Version
- Latest version: v.2.16 binaries - Source code
- Requires: OS/2 2.0 or later. Source code is written in C++ and is known to compile with Borland C/CPP and IBM C Set++ for OS/2
- Older versions supported 16 bit OS/2 1.x
Language Support
- English - Built in
License
- Open source, released under the Two Clause BSD License
Links
Author
- Kudzu Software
- Don Radick