The app also has support for tabs so that you can easily open multiple files and toggle between them easily. While editing HTML, CSS, or Markdown files, you can preview them in your favorite browser with a single tap. QuickEdit also supports Markdown so that you can quickly create HTML documents using Markdown syntax.
It supports 50+ different languages including popular languages like C, C3, C++, Python, Swift, Java, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, XML, Perl, etc. While offering all that, it still is rather lightweight and doesn't consume that much space – which was the argument for me to give it a try.QuickEdit, as the name suggests, is a quick lightweight text editor and source editor for Android. Find the Scite documentation here for details. It also comes with a quite detailed "settings file" where you can tweak nearly everything (things that didn't fit in the menus). simple autocomplete (based on other text in the same file): A bunch of autocomplete settings, I didn't yet play with them allĪdditional features include code folding, exporting to HTML, PDF, LaTeX, RTF, XML, different encodings, convert upper-/lowercase, and much more.find and replace in all opened files or all files in directory: find in all files in directory is there.But you can have it warn you when you want to save your changes and another process had modified the file in the meantime. reload prompt if the file has been modified outside the program: Not out-of-the-box (unsure if it has it, couldn't find it yet).toggle comment for most languages: Check.syntax highlighting for most languages: Check.Take a look at Scite (which comes with most Linux distris' repositories): Atom could be a great text editor once, but now it's not in "release state" if you ask me.Īlthough it looks fine, I noticed that Sublime Text is not gratis. I haven't tested any other feature, because the slow regex replace discourage me on its own from using the editor. regex replace is terribly slow, even if the file has less then 1000 characters.UI - maybe I didn't understand it well, but why I slide right in the editor while clicking left on scrollbar?.editor freezes when used after a longer time.Although I support the effort put into that editor, it fails to satisfy my needs for many reasons:
I've tried the first recommendation - Atom. Is there any program on Linux that matches these requirements, or nearly all of them?
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