It also provides syntax according to the file extension and the list of keywords associated (easily changed). The following extensions are recognized by the syntax: c, cpp, css, html, java and tcl but you can easily add others.

You can also color a file from a different coloration simply by selecting the desired type.

Download: choose one of the 2 formats:

• FicEdit_v0-10.etk (90 KB) or its mirror here: the full program in a single file (think to associate with eTcl files with the extension. Spc).
• FicEdit_v0-10.zip (90 KB) or its mirror here: zipped archive (run file FicEdit.tcl) allowing you to access the customization options, especially for stains.

Update Description:
v0.10 (06-05-2008):
- Distribution program as a single file. Spc for easy updating. A zipped version remains available for "customization" (stains, etc.).
- Management of the selection, with the addition of "Edit-> Select All" and automatic modification of the search string according to the selection.
- Addition of "Achieving -> Line ..." in the context menu.
- Updated bookstores.
- Fixed a bug on the cancellation of research ("forgot" Previous research).

v0.9 (22-04-2008):
- Coloration automatic real-time (during the strike). Involving Although few reliability worries for the moment, this feature is quite convenient. It can be turned off (in the "Options" "Tint"). For the sake of performance, it is automatically disabled if Pocket PC on the keyword list of the current coloration is higher than 3000 (eg Java).
- Indentation automatic line feed. This option also can be disabled.
- The wrap on the display can be activated for easy reading long files.
- Automatic positioning the cursor when cutting or pasting.

v0.8 (21-02-2008):
- The search can now be performed with respect or not insensitive.
- Addition expr instructions, and if while for the automatic insertion of tcl code.
- Fixed bug (infinite loop) at the recoloration of the current line activated without coloration (thanks arbus33!).

v0.7 (23-01-2008):
- Language: now, you can switch menu to English!
- Size of font can be increase/decrease.
- New "Go to line..." function.
- Contextual menu on right click (or stylus tap&hold on PDA).
- Increase performances for very big files.
- Some little bugs corrections.

v0.6 (10-01-2008):
- Coloration for others languages: tcl, c, cpp, java, html, css, ...
- New option "Search" in the text.
- Compatibility with eTcl 1.0rc25 based on new Tcl/Tk 8.5.
- Bugs corrected: scrolling of scrollbars is now smooth.

** [Jan 18, 2008] by trids using htc tytn2 / kaiser
@Newmagic: why don't you just include the English menu/s with the download and offer an option to switch languages? If you can do that, people will at least give it a try.

*** [Jan 15, 2008] by Newmagic using Acer n310
There is a new release of FicEdit (v0.6). All the bugs mentionned by Jim Brown were corrected by v0.5. If you're interested by english menu, please mail me using: http://newmagic.progs.googlepages.com/form_mail.html

*** [Nov 20, 2007] by Newmagic using Acer n310
Hi, Thanks for your review ! I read your text and I'm working on a new version that will correct problems you've noticed. It will surely come early. For the english menu, feel free to mail it to me and I will include it in the next release ! Stay tuned ! And Thx again !! Newmagic.

** [Aug 24, 2007] by Jim Brown using T-Mobile Wing
At first I was excited because it looked like a programmer's editor with code coloring and looked great for tcl programming. However, after I loaded it I quickly realized it's all in French! That makes it hard to figure out which menu option you're changing. Cool thing is the menu is a text file that you can change but you might have to go to a translation website to figure out the menu items. The other major thing for me was that the top 3 or 4 lines go up under the title bar. Like you can edit them but you just can't see them. That was a show stopper for me. I'm guessing the tcl code is there if someone wanted to fix that, though. You have to have the etcl package loaded and associated with tcl files which is easy so it's not really an issue. However, loading the editor takes a long time. I hardly tried to use it so I'm not so sure of usability but it looks like it could be used well if the top didn't go under the title bar. So I've given up on it and gone looking for another text editor. Sorry, it looks like it has great potential, it's just not finished yet or perhaps it works better on another phone/pda.