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I'm also a long time licensed user. And I want to support the Vox Populi.

I am very willing to buy a license for a major new release.

This is heading to make other editors to be better accepted. I have seen code-folding in many other Text editors, like UltraEdit, NotePad++, gEdit and EditPlus. Some of them distributed under GNU licence. And I really love TextPad, but the lack of this feature makes difficult to edit large code ...

Which is just as effective as a political resolution ... Wine has been tested with textpad long ago but performance penalties are way above what is aceptable for me. Wont buy new highspec computer to have it work acceptable... However, I have switched to code::blocks both for windows and linux ...

It would be a rock awesome new feature. Some others developer environments (Net Beans for example) allow users to activate this feature, which consist in a auto completion tool that shows you the possible options to write when you are working with classes or functions. For example: { $obj = new ...

The only thing you need to run TextPad under Linux is to activate the WINE daemon.

It runs perfectly, of course only in x86 kernel.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)

All modern developer environments must have code-folding. This would enable the user to selectively hide and display modules, classes or functions of the currently edited file with source code. Usually, to fold or display a piece of code, the user should click the - or + icon to the left of the code ...

Is it any way to enable some kind of Code insight like Delphi or VisualC editor ?