ScalaEdit is a text editor especially designed for Scala programmers. With it's built-in support for sbt and Scala interpreter, it can be used as a lightweight development environment for Scala and Java. See the screenshots for an introduction of what you can do with ScalaEdit.

Features

• Scala interactive console
• Simple Build Tool (sbt) interactive console
• Parses sbt output and displays a list of errors
• Marks errors in the text editor
• Project File Browser
• Syntax highlighting for: Assembler (X86), C, C++, CSS, C#, Delphi, Fortran, Groovy, HTML, Java, JavaScript, JSP, Lisp, Lua, Make, Perl, PHP, Ruby, SAS, Scala, SQL, Tcl, UNIX shell scripts, Windows batch, XML files. (Using RSyntaxTextArea)

Installation

The program can run on any computer that has Java 1.6 or above installed.

1. Go to the Download page and download the latest version.
2. Open a system terminal
3. Change to the directory where you downloaded the jar-file.
4. Start the program with the following command:

java -jar scalaedit-assembly-VERSION.jar

5. Check the getting started guide

Contribute

You can contribute to ScalaEdit in the following ways:

• Contribute code:
1. Clone the project on GitHub http://github.com/kjellwinblad/ScalaEdit
2. Make changes in your clone
3. Make a pull request
• Send an e-mail to the developer if you want to donate money to the project or contribute in any other way.
• Send bug reports and feature requests with the issue tracker.

Screenshot

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