Edyuk

Edyuk is fully-featured, highly flexible and open source IDE. It offers many features :

* A powerful editing framework with syntax highlighting, code folding, text indenting, parenthesis matching, all this being done thanks to generic XML definitions
* A project manager that handles all complexities of qmake project format (including subdirs, file inclusion, and so on...)
* Compilation engine for both project and single files
* Graphical debugging with GDB
* Qt Assistant integration
* Qt Designer integration
* Class browsing
* Code completion
* Dedicated widget for .qrc file editing
* Dynamic shortcuts management
* Run-time translation
* Plugin-oritented architecture for high flexibility
* Perspective based GUI and dynamic menus
* and a lot more...

Note : Edyuk needs on Qt 4.3 or higher installed.

1.0.1 :
* more bugfixes
* more polishing

1.0.0 :
* bugfixes
* lots of polishing
* revamped plugins management
* much improved debuging
* better Qt 4.4 compatibility (Assistant integration used to be broken for instance)

1.0.0-rc2:
* an assortment of bug fixes
* debuging is back!
* much improved code completion
* project management : added drag and drop and inline editing and a detailed view mode
* assistant integration : added inline search panel
* much improved code browsing
* a couple of speed improvements
* more configuration options
* added a proper windows installer


1.0.0-pre1 :
* fixed tons of bugs
* many usability improvments
* brand new plugin system
* way better configuration facilities
* improved class browsing and code completion
* improved speed (app loading, project loading, ...)
* much better designer integration
* improved usability
* added column selection and column edit to QCodeEdit 2
* and more...

Note : some features have been disabled (e.g. debuging) and some lack completeness for the purpose of this release is to ensure stability and usability. They shall come back in time that is in 1.0.0 final ;)

1.0.0-beta3 :
* added XML, Python, C# and PHP grammars
* fully rewritten text editing layer.
* QCodeEdit 2 no longer relies on QTextDocument, yet it still handles bidi, thus it reduces the memory consumption noticeably and increase the speed, especially concerning loading and highlighting, which is still done generically by the way but with a brand new XML spec
* fully rewritten completion data backend (not the parsers...) which brings both lower memory consumption and much faster loading (down to 2 seconds instead of 10...)
* hundreds of bug fixes in many places