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Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Are there any winforms source code editor controls available with color coding ? pref. open source I seem to recall having come across something like that previously but can't seem to recall it ? I believe that Scintilla is an open source syntax-highlighting editor component. There is an open source .Net wrapper utility on CodePlex . SharpDevelop is an open source application that has an editor with color coding

I am using TinyMCE text editor and the text within the does not roll over when the line goes beyond the width, rather a scroll bar appears and the text goes on horizontally. How can I confine the text withing the text box width and not have a horizontal scroll bar. .tinymce-content { white-space: normal; } This sounds like a CSS issue. Can you provide a working example or demo URL? It sounds like the text is not wrapping to its container. Also, text won't wrap unless it contains spaces or hyphens, if that makes a difference. There's a param in TinyMCE that adds CSS style which makes text

Is it possible to set the guides (right-margin marks) in the visual studio 2012 text editors without any extensions? Edit : registry key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\11.0\Text Editor doesn't work. Any working solutions? Alexander Zwitbaum Now is the Paul Harrington's Editor Guidelines Extension for the Visual Studio 2012 available. So you have an extended context menu, where you can Add, Remove or Change Color of the guidelines. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12073277/how-to-set-the-guides-right-margin-marks-in-vs2012-text-editors

I've seen several responses to questions asking for IDEs where text editors were suggested and vice-versa. That makes me think that people treat them as the same thing, where I draw clear distinctions. How do you define "text editor" and "IDE"? Do you see a difference between the two tools? Note that I accepted an answer which I think best addressed the concepts of "text editor" and "IDE". However, it's just my personal opinion of what best addresses the question and I will continue to check in on this question from time to time to see if there's a better answer and I will accept that one. I

Does Visual Studio (any version) offer the ability to select text in either a block or select several snippets at once, to either change or delete? To be clear I'm referring to the actual text-editor interface. you can certainly do block selection by hold down the Alt key while doing a selection Go to opening or closing brace and press Ctrl+Shift+]. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4619432/block-selecting-text-or-selecting-multiple-text-at-once

I am working with Ruby on Rails projects most of the time so I need a way to save projects and the state of the buffers/windows I am working on, mostly because I often find myself switching to a different project for a few minutes and then going back to the project I was working on. Desktop.el seems to be very close except for the window configuration saving. For those familiar with TextMate, I'm looking for something like the textmate project files that you can open and they open a different instance of the editor that only opens the files in that project. Thanks, Cezar I tried to put myself

By "VS Code" I mean the lightweight text editor not the monolithic IDE, unfortunately searching this on google will bring up many pieces of irrelevant information about how to do this in Visual Studio. To the question itself, Anybody knows how to hide arbitrary selected lines of code in "Visual Studio Code" , preferably into a plus sign like collapsing does? Note: this is different than collapsing nested code which probably could be achieved by Ctrl+K,Ctrl+<num> , what I need here is to hide specific block of code of choice, no matter nested or not. EDIT: I see there are people who don't

Often I find myself with some text where I want to exclude a certain part of the text, say the first three characters of 40 lines. The fastest way I could think of to do this would be to draw a rectangle and copy the text. I am mostly using Windows, but I am sure grep or something similar could do this with a tiny bit of code. My best way of doing this is to open Command Prompt. Then run "Edit" (yes the good old one). Then paste the text in there (this actually takes a significant amount of time). Then I am able to select the rectangle I am after. Is there any other editors that support this

It needs to be graphical. No sed, awk, grep, perl, whatever. I know how to use those and I do use them now, but I need to cherry-pick each replace in 300+ files. I want a tool where I can: type a search string type a replace string select a directory and file extension and it would recursively go into each file in that directory and its sub-directories, open it and scroll to the place where search string is and offer two options: replace (and find next) find next Nothing more. Reg.exp. support is a plus, but not required. SOLVED: Regexxer is exactly what I needed. In case someone needs it on