Released on May 1st: 0.1.4 CodePointer (previously called qtedit4) â IDE for C++, Go, Rust, and many other languages.
The project is in the early stages of development, focusing primarily on local rather than web development.
Main Features:
- Support only for UTF-8.
- Project loading/building options: CMake, Meson, Go, Cargo.
- Preview of XML, JSON, SVG, Markdown.
- Binary file/hex code editor.
- Simple image viewer.
- Automatic (optional) updates using stable and testing channels.
- Command panel (Ctrl+P to open files, Ctrl+Shift+P for command list).
- Autosave (modified files are restored on the next application launch).
- Git support (commit, amend, switch branches).
- Built-in terminal emulator (based on libvterm).
- Code formatting (in development).
- Code editing is done using fork widget qutepart-cpp, adapted for Qt 6:
- independent of KDE libraries;
- syntax highlighting for 385 formats (using XML syntax description files from the Kate editor);
- 30 color themes (also from Kate).
The project is written in C++ (C++20 standard) using the Qt 6 framework and is distributed under the GNU GPL 2.0 license.
Changes in this version:
- added a plugin with initial support for auto-completion of classes, structures, and functions in the current project, using tree-sitter parsers;
- improved git functionality;
- fixed an issue with saving unchanged files.
Source: linux.org.ru
