The highly structured interface of yWriter can help a budding or experienced novelist get a real handle on their story and the characters who may be trying to overtake it. The program is full of stats on what you have written, giving you a data-driven writing experience. This program doesn’t have the depth ofScrivener, but it does have a much […]
Continuer la lecture »It also comes with Regex support which makes text manipulation easy. I use Notepad++ a lot and it has helped me achieve a lot of things that would usually take hours to complete manually. While billed as a source code editor, even non techies will find Notepad++ useful. I do, mainly using it to take notes, to write drafts, to […]
Continuer la lecture »It’s as simple and lightweight as Notepad++, and if I understand correctly, it has the save feature you’re looking for. If you Command+Q without saving to a file, the contents will still be there the next time you start it. For a native editor I would expect it to be fast and snappy (like Notepad++ on Windows or Textmate on […]
Continuer la lecture »There are add-ons for Firefox as well as Chrome. Search each browser’s extension collection and you should find it relatively easily. All extensions, websites, and apps sync with each other. It returns an altered version of the input string in which control codes, some BMP codepoints, and all non-BMP codepoints are replaced with escape codes. As demonstrated above, it allows […]
Continuer la lecture »Popen is the underlying class for the whole subprocess module. All functions in the subprocess module are convenience wrappers around the Popen() constructor and its instance methods. Near the end of this tutorial, you’ll dive into the Popen class. From running shell commands and command-line applications to launching GUI applications, the Python subprocess module can help. Both programs work well […]
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