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Scintilla and SciTE As well as features found in standard text editing components, Scintilla includes features especially useful when editing and debugging source code These include support for syntax styling, error indicators, code completion and call tips
Scintilla Documentation Scintilla maintains a selection that stretches between two points, the anchor and the current position If the anchor and the current position are the same, there is no selected text
Download Scintilla and SciTE A full download (3 9M) includes the 64-bit SciTE executable, shared libraries for Scintilla (libscintilla so) and Lexilla (liblexilla so) configuration files and documentation
Scintilla and SciTE www scintilla org is the home of the Scintilla editing component and SciTE text editor application
Download Scintilla Download The license for using Scintilla or SciTE is similar to that of Python containing very few restrictions
Lexilla Lexilla is a free library of language lexers that can be used with the Scintilla editing component It comes with complete source code and a license that permits use in any free project or commercial product
Scintilla and SciTE Related Sites Delphi Scintilla Interface Components is a FREE collection of components that makes it easy to use the Scintilla source code editing control from within Delphi and C++ Builder
SciTE Pane API - Scintilla Both the edit and output panes are Scintilla controls and can be scripted using Scintilla's API The API is presented here as it is called from Lua for the edit pane All of the same features are available for the output pane by substituting 'output' for 'editor'
Lexilla Documentation - Scintilla Lexilla is a library containing lexers for use with Scintilla It can be either a static library that is linked into an application or a shared library that is loaded at runtime