CudaText

CudaText is a free text editor that works across several platforms and was created in Lazarus. It may be expanded using additional Python modules (plugins, linters, code tree analyzers, external tools) and function as a pretty comprehensive cross-platform text editor for Windows. This new tool will eventually take the role of SynWrite and make the work of programmers, developers, and code editors significantly easier.

CudaText provides a wide range of configuration options and many complex features, including syntax highlighting (for more than 160 different languages), code folding, multiple carets, code structure, compiler integration, support for projects and sessions, and a great deal more besides.

CudaText is so powerful that may be used for a variety of purposes, including script creation, performing simple editing operations, and perusing the source files of many projects. Besides, the weight of the software is little. Unlike Atom, Visual Studio Code, and Light Table, it doesn't require the Electron framework and has a low memory footprint. In comparison to Electron-based editors with a handful of open files, CudaText seldom uses more than 100 MB of RAM.

Features of CudaText

• Code-folding

• Separate tabs

• Encoding support

• Multi-carets/selections

• Customizable shortcut keys

• Show blank spaces without printing

• Syntax highlighting for multiple-language