# findstr is available on recent versions of Windows including 2000 # enable folding, and show lines below when collapsed. # on low colour displays and a reasonable light grey on higher bit depths # DADADA used as background because it yields standard silver C0C0C0 # For Windows, place in same directory as SciTE.EXE (or Sc1.EXE) # For Linux, place in $prefix/share/scite Documentation of the settings in this configuration can be found here. If you use a “raw” build of SciTE you may need to get PHP related add-ons from here. This configuration probably needs further tuning, particularily font-wise, but has the basics set up as I like them and is geared for PHP. The easiest way to to edit your own is from menu “Options” > “Open Global Properties” Configuration can be applied in a number of files, allowing a base configuration to be inherited while individual users can modify their own settings further.
There’s also a companion Filerx (Windows only) which I don’t use but adds “project” related features.Īnyway – thought I’d dump my SciTEGlobal.properties file here, to make my life and anyone else’s easier. On Linux, usually use a package geared for the distro, although compiling your own is no problem if GTK is available. On Windows there are a number of pre-packaged installers – I tend to use this one (.exe) which is based on the latest SciTE CVS. If you’re used to editors like EditPlus or Ultra Edit on Windows, SciTE is at least as configurable (end of line chars, tabs / spaces etc.) and provides a source “tree view” allowing you to “collapse” functions / classes etc.
with the bonus of giving a familiar environment on Linux and Windows, particularily where shortcuts are concerned.
#SCITE COLOR SETTINGS FREE#
SciTE is like the Firefox of text editors – fast, cross platform, configurable, free / Open Source etc.
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