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Friday, September 9th 2005, 8:53am

QUERY: K editors woes :S

Just wondering how many text editors come with KDE.

I been using KDevelop and been a fan of the editor within it. Then I used Kate, and then KWrite. I notice that they are all VERY similar. Similar GUI, menus, configurations, and almost everything. Does Kate, KWrite & KDevelop use some common editor core base?

Also, what is the difference between Kate, KDevelop (editor) and KWrite?

Probably there's a Kedit, right?

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Friday, September 9th 2005, 5:46pm

KWrite uses the Kate editor KPart, Kate obviously as well :)

KDevelop uses the editor component which is configured in control center, by default this is also Kate part

The difference between KDevelop and the other two is pretty clear: it is an IDE the other two are editors.

KWrite is aims at providing a simple text editor, while Kate provides a more complex GUI for working with lots of files, for example for developers that do not want to use an IDE.

Kedit is an addon editor (kdeutils if I remember correctly) and provides support for languages written right to left

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Sunday, August 12th 2007, 9:35pm

Kate Menus Missing

my Kate app has no menus...how do i fix this?

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