Scintilla and SciTE

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The license for using Scintilla is similar to that of Python containing very few restrictions.

Release 1.14

You can download a ZIP file (280K) containing the C++ source code and executables for Scintilla and SciTE. While a release version, it is likely that there are still bugs in the code that could lead to loss of data. Please make sure you save often and back up your source code.
After downloading the file, unzip it, and run SciTE.EXE. The files required to run SciTE are SciTE.EXE, Scintilla.DLL, and SciTEGlobal.properties and these are best located in one directory on the path.

A single file executable called Sc1 (170K) does not need any DLL or properties files as these are linked into the executable. You may still create properties files if you wish.

There is a GTK+/Linux version. In the Linux tradition, this download only contains source code and it is exactly the same source code as in the Windows version. To build it, you will have to have a c++ compiler (I use gcc 2.8, but egcs should do just as well) and GTK+ 1.2.0 installed.
The Makefile_gtk file is used to build SciTE, it can be invoked as:
make -f Makefile_gtk
The SciTEGTK.properties file is better than the SciTEGlobal.properties for use on Linux/GTK+ as it specifies fonts that are likely to be installed. Under Linux, SciTE reads its SciTEGlobal.properties file from the user's home directory. This same file is available under the name SciTETGZ.zip in case your browser does not want to download a .tgz file. Despite the .zip extension, this is still a tarred gzipped file.

Previous versions can be downloaded from the history page.