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From: brian.vanheesch on 18 Jul 2008 11:49
I am looking for an open source text editor that I can easily embed
into my application. Basically, I need a JComponent-based text editor
I can add to a JPanel (that is, not a full IDE such as JEdit or
Eclipse ;)

I am looking for the nice features such as:

- color syntax highlighting (based on content type)
- line number ruler
- optional folding
- optional hovering
- optional code assist
From: Evans on 19 Jul 2008 11:32
On 18 Jul, 16:49, brian.vanhee...(a)gmail.com wrote:
> I am looking for an open source text editor that I can easily embed
> into my application.  Basically, I need a JComponent-based text editor
> I can add to a JPanel (that is, not a full IDE such as JEdit or
> Eclipse ;)
>
> I am looking for the nice features such as:
>
> - color syntax highlighting (based on content type)
> - line number ruler
> - optional folding
> - optional hovering
> - optional code assist

Try http://ostermiller.org/syntax/ it has a good Java syntax
highlighter that is small enough to embed into your application. About
the rest of your requirement, am afraid, you'd need to search really
hard to find them.

HTH

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Evans
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From: Roedy Green on 21 Jul 2008 17:33
On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:49:51 -0700 (PDT), brian.vanheesch(a)gmail.com
wrote, quoted or indirectly quoted someone who said :

>I am looking for an open source text editor that I can easily embed
>into my application. Basically, I need a JComponent-based text editor
>I can add to a JPanel (that is, not a full IDE such as JEdit or
>Eclipse ;)

I did a google. There are dozens of people making requests for such a
beast but no responses. This is odd. I would have expected hundreds
of such little editors. Perhaps you should search for standalone text
editors written in Java, and talk to the authors about what could be
done to embed them.
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