Short:        Lightweight text editor
Author:       Ervras
Uploader:     ervras aim com
Type:         text/edit
Version:      1.3.9
Replaces:     text/edit/tinyedit_aos.lha
Requires:     AmiSSL util/libs/AmiSSL-v5-OS3
Architecture: m68k-amigaos > 3.1
Distribution: Aminet

Tinyedit is a small, lightweight text editor for AmigaOS with charset
conversion support

Features include:
- Read/write UTF-8 files with charset conversion
- Multiple charset support (CP437, CP850, CP865, CP866, CP1252, LATIN-1,
LATIN-2, UTF-8)
- TTF rendering with full Unicode support (including emojis) via FreeType
- Tabbed interface for multiple files
- Syntax highlighting
- Configurable colors and TTF fonts (Amiga palette mapping)
- Mouse support
- Auto-wrap and hard-wrap text modes
- Undo/redo support
- Search and replace functionality
- Spell checker, hyphenation, thesaurus (optional native implementations)
- Translator panel (online backends + offline StarDict-compatible dictionaries)
- Grammar checker (experimental, UTF-8 text only)
- Partial rich-text support for .rtf and .wp/.wp4 files
- Experimental built-in printing (PDF, PCL, URF; optional IPP/IPPS/AirPrint
via AmiSSL. Per-printer profile persistence)
- Clipboard support
- Unicode glyph picker
- Customizable via config file (ENVARC:tinyedit/config)
- Experimental support to rtf 1.x and wordperfect 4.1.12 - 4.2

Update with native spell checker, hyphenation and thesaurus (optional),
translator panel, syntax highlighting, tabbed interface, glyph picker and mouse support

*Requires AmiSSL only when using the online translator with HTTPS

Tested TrueType fonts: Symbola.ttf, unifont_sample-17.0.04.otf,
NotoColorEmoji-emojicompat.ttf, Symbola_hint.ttf, NotoSansCJK-Regular.ttf,
NotoColorEmoji.ttf, DejaVuSansMono.ttf, LiberationMono-Regular.ttf

Dictionaries tested with the native spell checker include es_ES and en_US/
en_GB from the LibreOffice Dictionaries Collection. Place the .aff and .dic
files in ENVARC:dictionaries (or set SPELL_DICT_PATH).

Hyphenation tested with hyph_es and hyph_en_US files from the LibreOffice
Dictionaries Collection (hyph_*.dic format). Place them in the configured
hyphenation dictionary path.

Thesaurus tested with th_es_ES and th_en_US files from the LibreOffice
Dictionaries Collection (th_*.idx/.dat format). Place them in the configured
thesaurus dictionary path.

StarDict-compatible offline dictionaries can be obtained from:
https://stardict.uber.space/ (mirror), http://download.huzheng.org/ or
https://freedict.org/downloads/. Place the .ifo, .idx and .dict files in the
configured dictionary path

Grammar checker (experimental) uses bundled .rul rule packs and only works
with UTF-8 text. Additional rule packs can be generated from LanguageTool XML
files using tools/lt2rul.py

RTF and WordPerfect 4.1.12 - 4.2 files can be loaded and saved with partial formatting
support (bold/italic/underline/alignment). WP 4.1.12 - 4.2 saving requires an 8-bit charset
For best compatibility it is recommended to set the charset to CP437 both for reading
(View) and saving (Save), either per-file with F3 / Alt+C or as the default charset in Setup

Printing (experimental):
tinyedit includes built-in printing support with a unified print dialog. Press
Alt+Shift+M to open the print popup

Output formats:
- PDF: default format, always available. PDF glyph widths are computed with the
  bundled FreeType at the configured print resolution and font size for more
  accurate text layout
- PCL: PCL 5/6 for legacy laser and inkjet printers
- URF (Apple Raster): required by AirPrint-compatible printers. Uses the bundled
  FreeType (always enabled on AmigaOS)

Local printing on AmigaOS writes charset-converted text directly to PRT:
(printer.device); reads PrinterPrefs to identify the configured driver

Network printing (IPP / AirPrint):
Optional IPP/IPPS client (USE_IPP=1) sends jobs directly to network printers
Combined with mDNS/Bonjour discovery, tinyedit can find AirPrint printers on the
LAN, query their capabilities via Get-Printer-Attributes, and submit jobs with
Print-Job. TLS (ipps://) on AmigaOS requires AmiSSL (WITH_AMISSL=1)

Print options:
The print dialog exposes the media size, duplex, color mode, quality, copies,
orientation, number-up, media source, media type, resolution, document format
and the print font (path and size, alternative to the screen font). These map
to IPP job attributes when printing over IPP/IPPS, and are remembered across
sessions. Print settings are saved per-printer in the persistent cache
(printer_cache) as a PrinterProfile, so each printer recalls its own media,
quality, font, etc. and is restored automatically when that printer is
selected again

Other sources:
wooorm/dictionaries on GitHub and the TinyMCE hunspell dictionary packages

Source code:
https://github.com/skbn/tinyedit