E-texteditor new releases

24 May

Ok, it’s been so long since last E stable (1.0.32) and I started to think that Alexander dropped the project. Well… I was wrong. And I don’t remember being so happy when I’m wrong :D
Anyhow, two weeks ago, another release hit the wild: 1.0.33. This is what was new with it:

  • Added simple (but fast) Find in Project dialog.
  • Search and Replace now has pop-up history.
  • Settings dialog now have page with info about cygwin setup [adamv].
  • Settings are now saved in JSON format.
  • Repeatedly pressing home key will now toogle between beginning of line and the beginning of the indented text #354 [adamv]
  • Improved multi-monitor handling #356 [adamv]
  • Fixed shortcuts using windows keys was broken.
  • Fixed re-opening previously edited bundle items.
  • Fixed problem with unicode paths in projects #342 [tea]
  • Fixed inf. loop after deleting bundle item #309 [tea]

With this release i saw a nice (and so waited!) performance boost: from 20 seconds (or even more!!!), the startup time dropped to 1-2 seconds :D

After a week or so, big surprise (and I mean it!): a brand new version of E! What’s new with this? Let see:

  • Added support for Regular Expressions in Find in Project.
  • Added keyboard shortcut for Find in Project (Ctrl-Alt-F).
  • Fixed some keyboard shortcuts in menu.
  • Fixed problem that prevented some bundle shortcuts from being detected.
  • Fixed restoration of unsaved files #358.
  • Fixed double-click on project pane folders #357.
  • Fixed problem when re-opening remote file.
  • Fixed cygwin path off-by-one error [adamv].
  • Double-clicking projectpane folder now toogles.
  • Fixed plain search in ‘Find in Files’.
  • Removed old ‘Find in Files’ bundle command (it had conflicting shortcut).
  • Fixed adding slash to drive in cygwin path [adamv]

Of course, the download link is here (click).

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2 Comments »

  1. E is somewhat a clone of TextMate for Mac.
    I tried it when I was coding on Windows, but I can tell you that you didn’t seen anything until you’ve tried TextMate ;)

  2. May 30, 2009 Ionut Staicu said:

    Gyorgy, thanks for comment. I tried textmate few months (maybe a year?) ago and I wasn’t too impressed. I mean.. I imported bundles from e (btw, import was flawless: bundles and snippets worked exactly like how it work on windows) but… Dunno, didn’t impress me :D

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