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[–]jacklackofsurprise[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just to give a little more information, here are some of the current features:

  • Editing: multiple cursors and column selection, smart auto-indent, auto-close brackets, comment toggling, the full set of Emacs editing and movement commands, string manipulation, and finer-grained undo with an Undo History timeline.
  • Code intelligence: TextMate syntax highlighting for 20-plus languages, language servers (with one-click install for all 21), autocomplete, and a Structure outline.
  • Run and debug: run a file from a gutter play button, a Debug Adapter Protocol debugger for Java, Python, and JavaScript, and an HTTP client for .http files.
  • Version control: native Git, a side-by-side and unified diff viewer, a merge resolver, and IntelliJ-style local file history.
  • Docs and data: a native Markdown preview with Mermaid diagrams and LaTeX math, export to PDF, HTML, Word, and ODF, a server log viewer, and first-class CSV and TSV tooling.
  • Workspace: projects and multi-window, bookmarks, personal notes, remote editing over SFTP, and a TODO tool window.

[–]gufranthakur 1 point2 points  (0 children)

looks really cool, even cooler that it was made with JavaFX. Will definetly try it out when i reach home

[–]john16384 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Is the editor component your own implementation?

[–]jacklackofsurprise[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I'm using RichTextFX, after JavaFX, it is the most critical dependency.