Review World - Alphatk 8.3fc11

Alphatk is a text editor. It's virtually useful for programmers, those writing a spate of TeX or LaTeX documents, and for editing of HTML generator files. It has very plentiful features to assistance in writing and editing files of those document types. The programming languages virtually strongly supported are C, C++, Java, Tcl, Perl, Matlab, in plus to LaTeX and CSS/HTML. Most other commons languages (about 50!) are also supported, although perhaps not with quite such a plentiful feature dress. As considerably as being useful for creating and editing such documents, Alphatk provides a legion of facilities for communicating with compilers, diff, eyepatch, variant control systems, etc. What's New: Version 8.3fc11 adds the following: workaround for TkAqua intercept in menu destruction/recreation, resolving problem with, articulate, the HTML fashion 'Browser' menu. update to latest AlphaTcl -- many fixes and improvements modest tabbed window pickle fix to building menus with dimmed items, under some fortune added sustenance for creating hidden or minimized windows pickle to dialog-in-place setting in some fortune microscopical improvement to macro recording (don't register 'insertText {}') pickle to zapNonPrintables (it also zapped tabs!) break getTextDimensions implementation implemented zapNonPrintables meet to 'mtime' implementation found a unspoiled workaround for tkdnd problems with unmapped widgets to stool for prettier dialog origination on Windows