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- October 31, 2006 - 2:44am
Crimson Editor is a professional source code editor for Windows. Portable version: Testers needed!!! Please post your comments. »
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Permission?
Did you get permission from the publisher before repackaging?
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
The owner is unavailable
The owner of this app, has refused ALL contact when I have tried to get a hold of him for another project.
SO good luck.
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Now that CE's open sourced will it be made into a portable app?
from crimsoneditor.com:
In December 29, 2006, Ingyu Kang finally posted a message announcing Crimson Editor as an opensource project. The source code is available for download from the crimsoneditor.com download page
There's also a GPL version being developed at emeraldeditor.com (it was started long before the crimsoneditor source code was released because the user base wanted continued development of this editor but it hasn't been updated since 2004)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimson_Editor
Assuming no copyrights are
Assuming no copyrights are being held on the logo's, etc. then it can be made portable and distributed. Will it be- only time will tell.
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Well,
Let's have a vote!
Crimson Editor or Emerald Editor: Cast your votes!
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"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
Crimson, for now
Considering that Emerald is not ready for download yet (only as source code, and in an early stage), I would vote for the powerful Crimson Editor in the short-term.
However, I'm willing to see Emerald 1.0, perhaps then I'll change my vote!
Is this dead?
I would love to use this, but it seems the files are no longer around. Anybody have a link to this?
Definatly Crimson Editor...
Hello,
I am a newbie here, but I use Portable Apps a lot. I would love to see Crimson Editor become a portable app! I use the editor all the time on my home PC, having it on a travel drive would be g8.
- Gaming4JC
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I have a 1GB Memorex Travel Drive
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crimson editor portable
ockabewis: it's right on the download page:
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Crimson Editor Source Code
# Crimson Editor 3.71 Source (Dec. 30, 2006, 840KB) - Now it is open source
Hint) Crimson Editor can be compiled with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0
I did manage to find a flakey portable version of crimson editor here.
The release in the forum I mentioned above does give an error/warning every startup and loads defaults. Probably because it tried to read configuration information from the registry and it needs to be changed to read it from an config file in the portable app dir. It does function normally however after the initial default warning prompt.
I'm not sure how hard it would be to make those small changes as I'm not a programmer and don't have the ms visual c++ suite. Apparently they're supporting crimson editor now via the next gen (cross platform) release of crimson editor: http://www.emeraldeditor.com/ so I'm going to check there for a portable release.
The main gripe I have with notepad++ is it's weak implementation of crimson editors 'column mode'. The most it appears you can do with notepad++ is hold CTRL and select blocks of text.
Portable Crimson Editor
Portable Crimson Editor 3.70:
[Moderator RM: Removed link, include a notice of where to get the source for Crimson Editor from or include it in the package]
what was the link posted here?
How come this got deleted? The source code notice is mentioned in the post right above with a link to download the source code. It was made open source at the end of last week.