Pepper

Pepper 3.5.1 has been released, this is a bug fix release, fixing a few small problems introduced with Pepper 3.5. One new feature was added: support for Anarchy's 'Edit with...' command. Pepper is an editor targeted at programmers, script coders and HTML writers, but since it is such a powerful and yet easy to use tool you can use it for any task that involves working with plain text. Among the unique features offered by Pepper are: *intelligent and extendable language support through addons with syntax styling as opposed to mere syntax coloring. Currently supported languages are: HTML (with JavaScript and PHP embedded), C/C++, Pascal, Oberon-2, Perl, Python, Rez, Shell, TeX *identifier completion *incremental search *ToolServer integration with stderr parsing *extensions and script extensions (apply a perl script to a selection e.g.) *fully configurable keybindings *rectangular selections *FTP open/save And of course Pepper offers all the features available in other major commercial text editors currently known on MacOS. Pepper is a descendant of the popular Pe for BeOS, an editor that has been used extensively by many, not only to write code but also novels and other books (Neal Stephenson and Scot Hacker e.g.). Pepper is more than a port, it offers many new features and interface enhancements when compared to its predecessor.