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Kate

2.5.3

KDE Text Editor

Score 84%

cullmann
KDE Project
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Link: Link
Downloads: 12016

Submitted: Jan 5 2004
Updated: Jul 20 2006

Description:

Kate is a multi-document, multi-view text editor for KDE, shipped with the KDEBASE package. It features stuff like codefolding, syntaxhighlighting, dynamic word wrap, an embedded console, an extensive plugin interface and some prelimentary scripting support.

Changelog:

- faster highlighting
- session support

License: LGPL

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great app

by looby on: Jan 6 2004

Score 50%

looby

This one should be part of KDE. (I know, I know)

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Re: great app

by pippi on: Jan 6 2004

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inactive user

yeah, but it is a part of kde, isn't it? i'm running the beta2 of 3.2 and kate is included ;)

pippi

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bidi

by elektroschock on: Jan 6 2004

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elektroschoc k

Does it now support bidi, so we can get rid of kedit?

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My favourite text editor under Windows is textpad, kate seems to provide the same functionality (no icon for "sort lines", no easy macro/compiler integration), so this is really wonderful. However I feel that the edit field is a little bit slow and seems to be refreshed several times.

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Re: bidi

by jadrian on: Jan 6 2004

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jadrian

Not yet, it's in alpha state.

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Re: bidi

by cullmann on: Jan 7 2004

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cullmann
KDE Project
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bidi is alpha, won't ship with kde 3.2, but beside that, kate 2.2, which ships with the next kde version should be much faster than the current kate 2.1

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Re: Re: bidi

by elektroschock on: Jan 25 2004

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elektroschoc k

Speed was always the mayor beastie.

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need kate latest

by saber on: Feb 21 2004

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can i build the latest version of kate ,
without building all kde , if yes where can i find the src , if not why ?

thanks

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Re: need kate latest

by madfitz on: Jul 1 2004

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madfitz

I have been having problems with kate:
Qt: 3.1.1
KDE: 3.1-10 Red Hat
Kate: 2.1
every time I start it up. Id does not respond and the only way to get rid of it is to kill it's PID. I would like to upgrade to the latest kate w/o having to reinstall the entire kde.

I have not found the source for Kate anywhere... why is it not out there?

I do not like having to use kwrite with 15-20 files of code to parse through switching back and forth.

Is the source somewhere I'm just not looking?

p.s. Is there a log or something that might tell me what Kate is doing that's locking it up?

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Search & Replace

by testerus on: Apr 30 2004

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testerus

For me the weakest point is Search and Replace in multiple files (e.g. all files in a directory).

Is there a timeframe for this feature? Are there other editors that can do this easily? (no, I am not going to use emacs)

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Bravo !!!

by Sebien on: May 7 2004

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Hello,

Just a message to congratulate you !

I love the Kate editor !
In only few versions it has became a very powerful editor, now used in pretty all applications that need editor (in addition with KDevelop and its KMDI that is also became a standard on KDE, and the also powerful tabbing mode now used in some applications).

KDE is very good !
Good for health to eat it ;-)

Thank you.

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Execute script

by msemtd on: May 13 2004

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msemtd

I tried Kate for the first time today as I wrote a little Perl script. The main thing I noticed was that in order to test my script I had to reach for the mouse, open the terminal emulator (which seems to auto-hide when I switch back to the editor), use the up key to select the previous command, and then execute with return. How about a key (such as F5 - currently seems to refresh) to execute the current script?

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Kate

KDE Text Editor

Kate is a multi-document, multi-view text editor for KDE, shipped with the KDEBASE package. It features stuff like codefolding, syntaxhighlighting, dynamic word wrap, an embedded console, an extensive plugin interface and some prelimentary scripting support.

- faster highlighting - session support

great app

This one should be part of KDE. (I know, I know)

Re: great app

yeah, but it is a part of kde, isn't it? i'm running the beta2 of 3.2 and kate is included ;) pippi

bidi

Re: bidi

Not yet, it's in alpha state.

Re: bidi

bidi is alpha, won't ship with kde 3.2, but beside that, kate 2.2, which ships with the next kde version should be much faster than the current kate 2.1

Re: Re: bidi

Speed was always the mayor beastie.

need kate latest

can i build the latest version of kate , without building all kde , if yes where can i find the src , if not why ? thanks

Re: need kate latest

Search & Replace

For me the weakest point is Search and Replace in multiple files (e.g. all files in a directory). Is there a timeframe for this feature? Are there other editors that can do this easily? (no, I am not going to use emacs)

Bravo !!!

Execute script

- faster highlighting
- session support

yeah, but it is a part of kde, isn't it? i'm running the beta2 of 3.2 and kate is included ;)

pippi

can i build the latest version of kate ,
without building all kde , if yes where can i find the src , if not why ?

thanks

For me the weakest point is Search and Replace in multiple files (e.g. all files in a directory).

Is there a timeframe for this feature? Are there other editors that can do this easily? (no, I am not going to use emacs)