Cocoa Text Editor

1. A basic text editor with Python scripting capabilities. The sample project is intended for use with this article on how to add a Python plugin system to a Cocoa application. Licensed under the BSD license.
2. It is also possible to write Objective-C Cocoa programs in a simple text editor and build it manually with GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) or Clang from the command line or from a makefile. For end-users, Cocoa applications are those written using the Cocoa programming environment.
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DTRichTextEditorView a view that combines the richness of DTCoreText with UITextInput to give you the editing capabilities you need to change text editing on iOS forever. On June 22nd, 2015, the editor become Open Source. Open Source Software This component is available as open source software, covered by a BSD 2-clause license. As such you can use it for free in your apps, even commercially.

Handbrake convert to mpeg. A Cocoa text editor designed for creating commit messages.

Purpose

A commit editor shouldn't be stuck in an obstructive save-and-close model. Applying and discarding a commit should be convenient, and you shouldn't think twice about it. The editor should also automate actions that make writing good messages possible.

After transitioning to Komet, I put less effort in creating higher quality messages.

Features

• Single action for applying or discarding a commit (⌘ ↩ > :wq)
• Double newline insertion after the first line.
• Cocoa's spell checking and automatic correction.
• Text highlight warning if line becomes too long for subject and/or body.
• Specialized text selection and font handling for message and comment sections.
• Intelligent discarding of commits (i.e, exit(1) only if commit file has pre-existing content).
• Ideal caret position on launch after the initial content.
• Several themes to choose from.
• Support for committing using the Touch Bar.
• Resume off from canceled commit messages.

The Options page elaborates on customizing some of these features.

Requirements

System Version:

1.0 onwards supports macOS 10.14.4 or later

0.9.1 is the last version to support macOS 10.10 - 10.13

Version Control:

Git, Mercurial (hg), Subversion (svn)

For optimal behavior, Komet depends on being able to distinguish the commit message content and the comment section at the end of the file. Thus, Komet has a small bit of code for handling each of its supported version control systems.

Contributing

Code

If you enjoy using Komet and think something could improve, feel free to make a contribution. Create an issue first before submitting a big change or browse the current issues. Please also read and follow the code of conduct in the repository first before contributing.

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Pull requests will also need to pass Komet's set of automated UI tests. New features may require writing additional tests 🙂.

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Localizations

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Komet can be translated to other languages. To translate Komet go in the Xcode Project settings and add a new language in the Localizations section. After the localization files have been created, modify the string values in each one. Skip translating string values in xibs that are underscored like project_name. Finally, test the translation by changing your system language in System Preferences and by building and running Komet.