It's not quite like Notepad++ as its missing macros, and I also found it to be a bit memory intensive. You can access this from the Plugins > Options Editor menu.ĬudaText is a portable application, written in Python. The program has a lot of options that can be customized by manually entering the values. There are many plugins available on Github too. For e.g.
#Cudatext plugins install#
I wanted Auto Save, so I downloaded the plugin.Auto_Save.zip and opened it via CudaText (File > Open), and this is what it looked like.Ĭlicking install completes the process, you'll have to restart the application though. Run CudaText and select the plugin's archive from the File menu, and it should show a pop-up asking if you want to install it. all of which are optional additional components that are similar to plugins. The document apparently loads snippets, packages, themes, etc. If you access the plugins section from SourceForge, you will see that the actual number is 91. But give it a few minutes and you will see a new document open with about 506 lines. PluginsĬudaText supports plugins and you can use this to add features that you find useful (Spell check, auto save, complete from text, etc). If you click on the Plugins > Addons Manager > view download links, the program appears to freeze. There are some built-in Themes that you can choose from to change the color of the interface, and also the color of the syntax.
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