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A free simple text editor for viewing and editing any kind of text file, including TXT, RTF, HTML, XML, markdown and more.For files like RTF, EZText displays them fully formatted and lets you edit all the style information, such as font, point size, color, and paragraph alignment. You can even view the raw RTF text and edit that directly. For HTML and markdown, you can view a live preview as you edit.Features:- Edit any text file on your device, in iCloud, or in other cloud services (such as DropBox) that appear in the Files app- Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, superscript, subscript- Text foreground and background color- Paragraph alignment- Line & paragraph spacing- Copy & paste text style and paragraph style- Search and replace text- Undo and redo- Create plain text file, rich text files (RTF), HTML, and markdown files- View and edit the raw text for files that supports text style- Live previews of HTLM and markdown- Export to PDF- Convert between plain text and RTF- Print- Supports multitasking on iPad- Dark mode support What’s New - Settings for default plain and rich text attributes- Paste and Match Style is added to the contextual menu- When pasting plain text, paste it with the attributes of the surrounding text- Show Selection is always available App Privacy The developer, Mark Krenek, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. Data Not Collected The developer does not collect any

Containing sample code with onboarding tips. In the New Project wizard, check Generate code with onboarding tips to get a basic sandbox project with tips demonstrating some of the IDE's essential features. By following this small guide, users can try out the Search Everywhere functionality, apply a quick-fix, and run and debug the code, making it easier to familiarize themselves with the IDE. Setting to configure Actions on Save for new projects - This release adds an option to predefine the behavior of Actions on Save for new projects. ML-powered search for classes in Search Everywhere enabled by default - To provide you with more relevant and accurate search results, machine-learning ranking has continued to be integrated into the Search Everywhere (Double Shift) functionality. The sorting algorithm in the Classes tab is now also powered by machine learning by default, along with the results in the Actions and Files tabs. New suggestion to reconfigure Microsoft Defender settings for better performance - In this release, there is a new notification that is triggered when Microsoft Defender with Real-Time Protection is running. Given that these antivirus checks can significantly decrease the IDE's speed, IntelliJ IDEA now suggests adding certain folders to Defender's list of exclusions. The notification provides options to either reconfigure these settings automatically or first check Defender's configuration instructions and do it manually.Editor Option to specify the placement of pasted content - In this release, the user experience when pasting a line that was copied or cut without selection has been fine-tuned. There is now a setting that allows you to control the placement of the pasted content. Option to show whitespaces only in selected code - This release features a new Selection checkbox in Settings/Preferences | Editor | General | Appearance | Show Whitespaces that allows you to configure this setting so that the IDE shows whitespaces as small dots only when you select code. Custom regexp-based search and replace inspections - With this release, you can use regular expressions to create your own search and replace inspections. These inspections can be especially useful for highlighting style-based or formatting-based problems. New intention action for reformatting tables in Markdown files - A new intention action allows you to correct the formatting of tables in Markdown files. Fill Paragraph for Markdown files - The Fill Paragraph editor action is now supported for Markdown files, allowing you to break long texts into

To Atom manually or else just use the universal .txt extension. The file extension doesn't change the nature of the file; it just changes how your computer decides what to do with it. Atom and some platforms are smart enough to know that a file is plaintext no matter what extension you give it.Live previewAtom features the Markdown Preview plugin, which shows you both the plain Markdown you're writing and the way it will (commonly) render. To activate this preview pane, select Packages > Markdown Preview > Toggle Preview or press Ctrl+Shift+M.This view provides you with the best of both worlds. You get to write without the burden of styling your text, but you also get to see a common example of what your text will look like, at least in a typical digital format. Of course, the point is that you can't control how your text is ultimately rendered, so don't be tempted to adjust your Markdown to force your render preview to look a certain way.One sentence per lineYour high school writing teacher doesn't ever have to see your Markdown.It won't come naturally at first, but maintaining one sentence per line makes more sense in the digital world. Markdown ignores single line breaks (when you've pressed the Return or Enter key) and only creates a new paragraph after a single blank line. The advantage of writing one sentence per line is that your work is easier to track. That is, if you've changed one word at the start of a paragraph, then it's easy for Atom, Git, or any application to highlight that change in a meaningful way if the change is limited to one line rather than one word in a long paragraph. In other words, a change to one sentence should only affect that sentence, not the whole paragraph.You might be thinking, "many word processors track changes, too, and they can highlight a single word that's changed." But those revision trackers are bound to the interface of that word processor, which means you can't look through revisions without being in front of that word processor. In a plaintext workflow, you can review revisions in plaintext, which means you can make or approve edits no matter what you have on hand, as long as that device can deal with plaintext (and most of them can).Writers admittedly don't usually think in terms of line numbers, but it's a useful tool for computers, and ultimately a great reference point in general. Atom numbers the lines of your text document by default. A line is only a line once you have pressed the Enter or Return key. If a line has a dot instead of a number, that means it's

And configure. It's not practical to try to cover all of Atom's many features, but you can at least get familiar with what's possible.When Atom opens, it displays a welcome screen. If nothing else, this screen is a good introduction to Atom's tabbed interface. You can close the welcome screens by clicking the "close" icons on the tabs at the top of the Atom window and create a new file using File > New File.Working in plaintext is a little different than working in a word processor, so here are some tips for writing content in a way that a human can connect with and that Git and computers can parse, track, and convert.Write in MarkdownThese days, when people talk about plaintext, mostly they mean Markdown. Markdown is more of a style than a format, meaning that it intends to provide a predictable structure to your text so computers can detect natural patterns and convert the text intelligently. Markdown has many definitions, but the best technical definition and cheatsheet is on CommonMark's website.# Chapter 1This is a paragraph with an *italic* word and a **bold** word in it.And it can even reference an image.As you can tell from the example, Markdown isn't meant to read or feel like code, but it can be treated as code. If you follow the expectations of Markdown defined by CommonMark, then you can reliably convert, with just one click of a button, your writing from Markdown to .docx, .epub, .html, MediaWiki, .odt, .pdf, .rtf, and a dozen other formats without loss of formatting.You can think of Markdown a little like a word processor's styles. If you've ever written for a publisher with a set of styles that govern what chapter titles and section headings look like, this is basically the same thing, except that instead of selecting a style from a drop-down menu, you're adding little notations to your text. These notations look natural to any modern reader who's used to "txt speak," but are swapped out with fancy text stylings when the text is rendered. It is, in fact, what word processors secretly do behind the scenes. The word processor shows bold text, but if you could see the code generated to make your text bold, it would be a lot like Markdown (actually it's the far more complex XML). With Markdown, that barrier is removed, which looks scarier on the one hand, but on the other hand, you can write Markdown on literally anything that generates text without losing any formatting information.The popular file extension for Markdown files is .md. If you're on a platform that doesn't know what a .md file is, you can associate the extension

Category menu-title meta-title modified_at order source-code-editing Source code editing Source code editing | CKEditor 5 Documentation 2024-02-06 10 The source editing feature lets you view and edit the source of your document. This is the basic, open-source source code editing feature. You can also try the more advanced, premium {@link features/source-editing-enhanced Enhanced source code editing} plugin that provides the functionality in a handy modal window with syntax highlighting and more in all editor types.DemoUse the editor below to see the source editing plugin in action. Toggle the source editing mode {@icon @ckeditor/ckeditor5-icons/theme/icons/source.svg Source editing} and make some changes in the HTML code (for example, add a new paragraph or an ordered list). Then leave the source editing mode and see that the changes are present in the document content.You can also use one of the many CKEditor 5 features available in the toolbar and check how they render in the HTML source. Notice the collapsible table of contents, available thanks to the {@link features/general-html-support general HTML support} feature. The feature introduces HTML elements not yet covered by the official plugins.{@snippet features/source-editing} This demo presents a limited set of features. Visit the {@link examples/builds/full-featured-editor feature-rich editor example} to see more in action.Installation ⚠️ **New import paths**Starting with {@link updating/update-to-42 version 42.0.0}, we changed the format of import paths. This guide uses the new, shorter format. Refer to the {@link getting-started/legacy-getting-started/legacy-imports Packages in the legacy setup} guide if you use an older version of CKEditor 5.After {@link getting-started/integrations-cdn/quick-start installing the editor}, add the feature to your plugin list and toolbar configuration:```jsimport { ClassicEditor, SourceEditing } from 'ckeditor5';ClassicEditor.create( document.querySelector( '#editor' ), {licenseKey: '', // Or 'GPL'.plugins: [ SourceEditing, /* ... / ],toolbar: [ 'sourceEditing', / ... / ]} ).then( / ... / ).catch( / ... */ );To utilize the Markdown source editing mode just add the {@link features/markdown Markdown output} plugin to the editor.```jsimport { ClassicEditor, SourceEditing, Markdown } from 'ckeditor5';ClassicEditor .create( document.querySelector( '#editor' ), { licenseKey: '', // Or 'GPL'. plugins: [ SourceEditing, Markdown, /* ... */ ], toolbar: [ 'sourceEditing', /* ... */ ] } ) .then( /* ... */ ) .catch( /* ... */ );">To utilize the Markdown source editing mode just add the {@link features/markdown Markdown output} plugin to the editor.```jsimport { ClassicEditor, SourceEditing, Markdown } from 'ckeditor5';ClassicEditor .create( document.querySelector( '#editor' ), { licenseKey: '', // Or 'GPL'. plugins: [ SourceEditing, Markdown, /* ... */ ], toolbar: [ 'sourceEditing', /* ... */ ] } ) .then( /* ... */ ) .catch( /* ... */ );Limitations and incompatibilities The source editing plugin is a low-level document editing method, which allows you to directly alter the document data source. This presents incompatibilities with some editor features which highly rely on the editor mechanisms and architecture.**Please read this section carefully, and check if these problems may apply to your editor configuration.**Real-time collaborationSource editing used during real-time collaboration brings a severe risk of data loss in a way that may be difficult for a user to notice and understand.After you switch to source