Right after releasing FED
version 2.23 in November 2006, I (Robert Riebisch) noticed an annoying bug in
FED's 'makehelp' utility. It took quite some time, but in early February 2007
I prepared a small patch to correct this problem. Until April 2007 I sent my
patch to FED's original author (
Shawn Hargreaves) several
times for confirmation, but never received any feedback. Although I see Mr.
Hargreaves active in his blog…
Description
FED is a folding text
editor for MS-DOS, Linux, and Windows. It features:
fast and intuitive user
interface.
color syntax highlighting.
can fold blocks of text
out of sight, based on code indentation.
multiple levels of undo
and redo.
incremental 'as you
type' searching.
search/replace through
multiple files.
browse function to quickly
find all references to a symbol.
automatic compiler error
location.
context-sensitive access
to external help systems.
flexible wordwrap, which
correctly handles indented blocks of text.
block indent/unindent.
binary and hex editing
modes for hacking executable and data files.
record/playback keystroke
macros.
built in Tetris game
and screensaver.
configuration options
to alter key bindings, screen colors, etc.
Screenshots & Videos
Screenshot #1: default 25-line text mode, menu and scroll bars enabled (version
2.24).
Screenshot #2: 50-line text mode, no menu or scroll bar (default), syntax highlighting
for C language (version 2.24).
Screenshot #3: Pascal language syntax highlighting using a blue-green color
scheme (version 2.24).