SciTE for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Neil Hodgson on 2024-10-20 | Category: Developer Tools
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$ $41.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Neil Hodgson on 2024-10-20 | Category: Developer Tools
SciTE is a Developer Tools app by Neil Hodgson. SciTE is an extendable development environment for editing and processing source code and markup language files. Extremely customizable, SciTE can be tailored to particular projects and work flows.
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install scite.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. SciTE is an extendable development environment for editing and processing source code and markup language files.
2. Asian language files in multi-byte encodings like Shift JIS are handled natively with no conversions which avoids possible corruption.
3. For documentation and display, files may be exported with highlighting to various formats including LaTeX and PDF.
4. Extremely customizable, SciTE can be tailored to particular projects and work flows.
5. The environment can be extended using the Lua scripting language.
6. Your preferred tools can be easily integrated into SciTE.
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I have used SciTe for years on Linux and Windows and it’s my text editor of choice. This Android port is a crap. Save/Load Session does not even work. Other features as others have noted also do not work. Please don’t waste your $41.99. Simply not worth it.
I have used a combination of BBedit and the terminal for working with Lua for a while. However, there is a new upgrade for BBEdit that costs nearly as much as this app. I tried looking around for info and in a few places read that SiTe is generally better than BBEdit. One reason that I bought this app because it was highly recommended in the book BEGINNING LUA WITH WORLD OF WARCRAFT ADDONS, and that the app include a “Go” function. That looked like I could do just about everything from this one app. When I tried running a current lua file from the app, I got this message: >lua5.1 "fact.lua" shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: Operation not permitted /bin/bash: lua5.1: command not found >Exit code: 0 I guess that this is combination of permissions and the fact that I have Lua 5.3.3 which installed on my home directory when I followed the Lua installation/make instructions. The /bin/bash:lua5.1 looks windowish to me????
I’ve used Scite on the windows platform for years, so it was a no-brainer. I do wish the "File -> Open Recent” feature would actually work though. It’s never done anything and I open _plenty_ of docs with this editor.
I’ve used SciTE on a PC doing Python for years and it is awesome. I’m trying to move to Android and saw this port. When I try to run Python from F5 (Tools, Go) I get the error: shell-init: error retrieving current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent directories: Operation not permitted. So some kind of a permissions error but not being a Android guy I’m lost. There is no Android specifc info with the app, and there is no way to contact the developer. This app was updated in April, so I expected it to support Yosemite?
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