PSPad 4.5.7

PSPad 4.5.7

PSPad is an advanced text, HTML, programmer editor. The main features of PSPad are:
work with projects;
unlimited length of edited text files;
work on several documents at the same time (MDI);
Save desktop session to later reopen all open files;
FTP client - you can edit files directly from the web;
macro recorder to record, save and load macros;
search and replace in files;
text difference with color-coded differences highlighted;
templates (HTML tags, scripts, code templates...);
installation contains templates for HTML, PHP, Pascal, JScript, VBScript, MySQL, MS-Dos, Perl,...;
syntax highlighting auto set by file type;
user-defined highlighters for exotic environments;
auto correction;
full HEX editor;
call external programs, different for each environment;
external compiler with catch command output, log window, log parser for each environment for "IDE" effect;
color syntax highlight printing and print preview;
integrated TiDy library for formatting and checking HTML code, conversion to CSS, XML, XHTML;
integrated free version of top CSS editor TopStyle Lite;
export with highlight to RTF, HTML, TeX format into file or clipboard;
column block select, bookmarks, line numbers, ...;
reformat and compress HTML code, tags char case change;
line sorting with ability to sort on defined column, with option to drop duplicates;
ASCII chart with HTML entities;
Code explorer for Pascal, INI, HTML, XML, PHP, and more in future;
spell checker;
internal web browser with APACHE support;
matching bracket highlighting and many more other features.

PSPad is rather interesting project. In future it can become most powerful text editor for web-developers and programmers if not yet. Even now, being far from flawless (I still have some big troubles in word-wrap regime), it offers many tools and possibilities that are absent in already recommended text editors with large armies of devotees. For the time being it is still a child and I found it still awkward to use it daily in comaprison with my current text editor. But I see that this child will grow up very soon and will beat those who are not in progress now.
Ergo

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