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- Scintilla and SciTE
Scintilla is a free source code editing component It comes with complete source code and a license that permits use in any free project or commercial product As well as features found in standard text editing components, Scintilla includes features especially useful when editing and debugging source code
- Download Scintilla and SciTE
A full download (3 8M) includes the 64-bit SciTE executable, shared libraries for Scintilla (libscintilla so) and Lexilla (liblexilla so) configuration files and documentation
- Scintilla Documentation
Introduction The Windows version of Scintilla is a Windows Control As such, its primary programming interface is through Windows messages Early versions of Scintilla emulated much of the API defined by the standard Windows Edit and RichEdit controls but those APIs are now deprecated in favour of Scintilla's own, more consistent API
- Download Scintilla
Download The license for using Scintilla or SciTE is similar to that of Python containing very few restrictions
- 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
- Scintilla and SciTE Related Sites
Jintilla is a JNI wrapper that allows Scintilla to be used in Java with both SWT and AWT 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
- Scintilla Documentation
Scintilla has a set of symbols you can assign (SC_MARK_ *) or you can use characters By default, all 32 markers are set to SC_MARK_CIRCLE with a black foreground and a white background
- Scintilla and SciTE
There is an overview of the internal design of Scintilla Some notes on using Scintilla How to use the Scintilla Edit Control on Windows A simple sample using Scintilla from C++ on Windows A simple sample using Scintilla from Visual Basic A detailed description of how to write a lexer, including a discussion of folding
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