Simple code editor in Ubuntu-Scribes

Scribes I finally found it! I have been searching for a lightweight code editor in Ubuntu recently. It doesn't have to be much supported, as long as it supports C/C ++, JAVA, PHP, and XML, later, I finally found Scribes. His interface is very simple, just like me, but it is very powerful. The latest version is 0.3.3.3 and has the following features: you can edit the remote file Scribes by Using ssh, ftp, sftp, webdav, webdavs, and samb.

Scribes I finally found it!

I have been searching for a lightweight code editor in Ubuntu recently. It doesn't have to be much supported, as long as it supports C/C ++, JAVA, PHP, and XML, later, I finally found Scribes.

His interface is very simple, just like me, but it is very powerful. The latest version is 0.3.3.3 and has the following features:

Edit remote files

Scribes can now directly access remote files through ssh, ftp, sftp, webdav, webdavs, samba, and other protocols, and perform editing operations. This new feature requires Ctrl + l to be activated.

Import/output Template

Scribes templates are similar to code snippets. Using templates can reduce repetitive work. The new Scribes allows you to output or import these templates to facilitate sharing of labor results between users.

Bookmarks

In Scribes, you can set some rows as bookmarks to return these rows later. Use Ctrl + d to define bookmarks, and use Ctrl + B to open the bookmarks browser.

Document Switching

Some users propose to Scribes developers to consider adding the Tab page function. Although not accepted by the author, the document switching function is added to the new version. It is sufficient to edit multiple documents. In the document switching window, press F9.

Intelligent Automatic completion

Although the previous version of Scribes has implemented this function, it has now been improved. For pairs such as [], {}, "", and '', Scribes automatically completes the process. In addition, duplicate words in Scribes will also help you automatically enter them.

According to the legend, there is a code prompt function, but I still don't know how to use this function. The installation is also very simple, and the source has

Apt-get install scribes

More experience.