Alphatk is a software application for editing text.
Alphatk, a text editor, is an excellent option for programmers, writers, and editors dealing with a lot of TeX or LaTeX documents, and HTML source files. It includes a wide range of features to assist in creating and editing different types of documents. Alphatk is known for strongly supporting programming languages such as C, C++, Java, Tcl, Perl, Matlab, as well as LaTeX and CSS/HTML. It also supports nearly 50 other popular languages, although some may not have the same set of features.
Apart from document creation and editing, Alphatk provides users with several facilities to interact with compilers, diff, patch, version control systems, and others. Its features include cross-platform support, extensibility and configurability, multi-modal, mode-specific syntax colouring (supports C/C++, HTML, Java, Tcl, Perl, and 40 modes), and powerful modes for HTML/CSS, LaTeX/BibTeX, Perl, Matlab, C++, Java, Tcl, and Metafont.
Alphatk also offers over 40 modes for TIP, Python, S+, R, Scheme, Igor, Postscript, Fortran, Gnuplot, JavaScript, Ada, Caml, ChangeLog, Clan, Lisp, Modula2, email, make, Maple, Metafont, ObjectiveC, C#, Pascal, SAS, Scilab, AppleScript, Setext, SPSS, Stata, SQL, Verilog, VB, XML, with syntax colouring for all of these modes. It organizes files using file sets and operations such as printing, ftp-mirroring, version control, archiving, etc.
The Alphatk community comprises active users writing additional modes, menus and other plugins. It is largely open-source, customizable, keyboard mapping configurable, and includes helpers to add yet more modes easily. Alphatk is also completely scriptable and offers templates. It is available either as a set of scripts or as a single standalone executable (or 'starkit') and supports an unlimited variety of plugins.
Additional features of Alphatk include automatic backup of files, multi-byte (IME) support, tearoff menus for easy access, and improved command-line support. The latest release fixes a large number of problems, including lost-focus bugs on Mac OS X.
Apart from document creation and editing, Alphatk provides users with several facilities to interact with compilers, diff, patch, version control systems, and others. Its features include cross-platform support, extensibility and configurability, multi-modal, mode-specific syntax colouring (supports C/C++, HTML, Java, Tcl, Perl, and 40 modes), and powerful modes for HTML/CSS, LaTeX/BibTeX, Perl, Matlab, C++, Java, Tcl, and Metafont.
Alphatk also offers over 40 modes for TIP, Python, S+, R, Scheme, Igor, Postscript, Fortran, Gnuplot, JavaScript, Ada, Caml, ChangeLog, Clan, Lisp, Modula2, email, make, Maple, Metafont, ObjectiveC, C#, Pascal, SAS, Scilab, AppleScript, Setext, SPSS, Stata, SQL, Verilog, VB, XML, with syntax colouring for all of these modes. It organizes files using file sets and operations such as printing, ftp-mirroring, version control, archiving, etc.
The Alphatk community comprises active users writing additional modes, menus and other plugins. It is largely open-source, customizable, keyboard mapping configurable, and includes helpers to add yet more modes easily. Alphatk is also completely scriptable and offers templates. It is available either as a set of scripts or as a single standalone executable (or 'starkit') and supports an unlimited variety of plugins.
Additional features of Alphatk include automatic backup of files, multi-byte (IME) support, tearoff menus for easy access, and improved command-line support. The latest release fixes a large number of problems, including lost-focus bugs on Mac OS X.
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