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--- Moleskine - A source code editor for the GNOME desktop ---

Moleskine is a source code editor for the GNOME desktop. I want to make it as powerful and flexible as NEdit <www.nedit.org>, my current favourite editor (I have no problems with it, I only wanted a GNOME editor... GTK+ looks better than Motif/Lesstif ;-) ).

The languages for wich I have configured Moleskine are:

  • C
  • C++
  • HTML
  • Java
  • LaTeX
  • Perl
  • Plain text
  • Python

but it is really simple to create new configurations (all in the GUI, no text files!) as soon as I add lexers and styles (see Scintilla documentation <www.scintilla.org> for more info about these words).

Note: I don't know all these languages, if you come up with a better configuration, please send me your ~/.gnome/Moleskine/LanguageModes file so I can include it in the main distribution.

--- Building and installing Moleskine ---

Remember that you must have GtkScintilla and PyGtkScintilla installed before building Moleskine.

$ tar xvzf Moleskine-x.x.tar.gz
$ cd Moleskine-x.x.tar.gz
$ su
# make install
# exit
$ moleskine

Note: if you are upgrading from Moleskine version 0.5 (or previous), you must remove your ~/.gnome/Moleskine directory.

$ rm -rf ~/.gnome/Moleskine

--- Credits ---

Moleskine is developed by:

You can find it at www.micampe.it/software/moleskine


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