CRiSP Editor

CRiSP is a programmers text editor created to give the user the possibility and flexibility to edit large files.

CRiSP started life as a programmers text editor with BRIEF emulation, however after 15+ years of development, it now includes just about every conceivable editing feature that you could ever feel a need for, while still maintaining BRIEF keyboard and macro emulation.

CRiSP provides a common look and feel across multiple UNIX, Linux, Windows and Mac platforms and is ideal whether editing 2 line programs or 1,000,000+ line projects spread over tens of thousands of files.

Whether you are a programmer, power user or a light user, every minute you spend using CRiSP text editor will be worthwhile.

CRiSP was originally designed to be a 100% BRIEF editor across multiple platforms, but has since then surpassed its design goals. It has 100% keyboard emulation of the original BRIEF editor. CRiSP's macro language is a superset of BRIEF editor's C / Lisp macro language and is compatible at the language level, giving the users the ability to run their existing BRIEF macros.

CRiSP has added lots of functionality which BRIEF editor never had in the first place. The character version of CRiSP [cr.exe] works just like Brief editor - but with a lot more enhancements. The GUI version of CRiSP while maintaining 100% keyboard compatibility has all the graphical niceties to go along.

Your customized BRIEF macros will run in CRiSP without major modifications. We will even assist you to bring over all your BRIEF macros.

Here are some key features of "CRiSP Editor":

Auto Parameter Info · Automatically displays the prototype for a function when a function operator [ '(' for most languages] is typed and highlights the current argument within the displayed prototype. Javadoc comments are displayed in a mini-HTML viewer. Auto List Arguments · Enhanced to automatically list compatible arguments when filling in the argument to a function or method. Javadoc comments are displayed in a mini-HTML viewer. Auto List Members · Automatically lists members when you type a member access operator ('.' for C++/Java, or '->' for C/C++). When you type the member access operator, CRiSP will analyze the context in order to list the members and inherited members of the current object. · Context Tag Navigation · Source code context is automatically analyzed so you can quickly navigate to the definition of an identifier, including local and global variables, class members and functions. · Context Tag Preview · A dockable symbol output window utilizes context information to preview the definition of the identifier currently under the cursor. · Configurable menus, fonts, colors and key bindings · Create your own CRiSP dialog boxes, which run on all platforms · Extend the editor with CRUNCH environment or DLL interface.

Limitations:

· 21 days trial