A very simple nano/micro-like text editor inside Panda3d. Previously part of panda3d-livecode.
The purpose is to enable simple text editing inside Panda3D, not to create an optimized all-round editor (though nice that would be).
It is still under construction. Certain features don't work as you'd expect.
To Install:
pip install p3dit && p3dit
Controls:
- arrows/home/end/pgup/pgdown = move cursor
- shift+move = select
- ctrl+arrow = move cursor per-word
- ctrl c/x/v = copy/cut/paste
- ctrl-n = new file
- ctrl-s = save file
- ctrl-o = open file
- ctrl-q = close file
- ctrl-tab = hide/show editor
Features:
- Python code highlighting with pygments
- Folder browser with DirectFolderBrowser
Wishlist:
- Python interpreter
- Terminal emulator through pyte
- Hot-reloading panda3d apps inside editor (like panda3d-livecode)
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