Epsilon 13.12 Crack Plus Activator

Aug 10th 2015

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New in version 13.12

Modes for XML and HTML have been extensively enhanced. They now support smart indenting and embedded CSS and Python scripting. And they automatically highlight matching and mismatched tags. There are new commands to move by tags or elements, delete matched tags, insert an end tag to close the current element, list unmatched tags, and sort and align XML attributes.
Epsilon can now display misspelled words as you edit. In programming language modes, it marks only words in comments and strings. (Modes can easily customize this.) Epsilon also offers suggestions for correcting these misspellings, either using its own guessing algorithm or one of several external programs. It maintains per-file, per-directory, and global ignore lists. A traditional spell-buffer-or-region command and a spell-grep command to list all misspelled words are also available.
A new context-sensitive help feature provides help on language keywords using flexible mode-based rules. It includes built-in rules for C, C++, Perl, PHP, Python, Java, HTML, JavaScript, VBScript, XML, Visual Basic, LaTeX, Shell scripts, VHDL, Tcl, and EEL, and you can customize them by simply setting a variable. Rules can offer help by conducting a web search, accessing Windows-based help in various formats, displaying Info documentation, and other methods.
A new browse-symbol command provides an enhanced interface to the source code browser database generated by Microsoft compilers. Epsilon can display the names of all functions that read or write a certain variable or call a particular function, and show the actual lines that do so, letting you quickly navigate to one. Results can be filtered in various ways. You can now use Epsilon's native tagging facility side by side with a browser database.