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...It offers command-driven navigation of objects and modules, syntax-highlighted input, command history, and the ability to switch contexts or “cd” into objects to inspect their methods and state. Features like show-source and show-doc reveal the implementation or documentation of methods without leaving the console, while edit-method lets you jump into an editor, modify code, and reload it on the fly. Dropping binding.pry into application code creates interactive breakpoints, making it easy to poke at variables, step through logic (with plugins like pry-byebug), and test hypotheses. An extensible command system and a rich plugin ecosystem add profiling, colorized output, paging, and Git integration. ...

clashN is a Windows desktop client for the Clash networking engine, providing a graphical interface to manage proxies, rules, and profiles. It wraps the Clash core in a familiar, configurable UI so users can import subscriptions, switch nodes, and observe connections without editing YAML by hand. The app emphasizes rule-based routing, letting you combine rule providers and policy groups to steer traffic by domain, process, or destination category. System-wide proxy control, including PAC and...

...Many more keywords than the default provided by Pspad. The .ini file is ready for import into Pspad 1) Download .ini file, copy it to "C:\Program Files (x86)\PSPad editor\Syntax\SAS_MyKeywords.ini" 2) On the menu "Settings" -> "Highlighters Settings" 3) Choose a <not assigned> entry of your choice on the list box at the left 4) Clic on the "Specification" Tab and on list box "User Highlighters:" 5) Scroll to "SAS My Keywords" and Clic the [Apply] button. 6) Clic on the "Colors" Tab and choose your favorite color for "Key", "Key words 2", "Key words 3" and "Reserved Word" 7) Type "SAS My Color" on the "Color Scheme" Text box and Clic the [Save] button, the [Apply] button and the [OK] button 8) Quit and reload PSPAD - Keyword style is regrouped by category to ease customization. ...

gEcrit is a Python orientated source code editor. It tries to keep the interface as clean as possible and keep the menus simple. It features all the common features a Python programmer might need, including an interactive Python shell.