About

ProjMan (aka "Tcl/Tk Project Manager") is a editor for programming in TCL/Tk (and other language). It includes a file manager, a source editor with syntax highlighting and code navigation, a context-sensitive help system, Git support, and much more. Working an Linux and Windows.

Support languages

Highlightning and source code navigation:

• Tcl/Tk
• GO
• Perl
• Python
• Ruby
• Shell (BASH)
• Markdown
• YAML (Ansible support)
• Lua
• C

Highlightning:

• HTML
• XML

Requirements

For UNIX-like OS Tcl/Tk >= 8.6 http://tcl.tk tcllib, tklib

Screenshots

• Navigation the source code structure, and syntax highlighting

• Hints when entering names of variables and procedures

• Searching for a variable definition in ansible files
• Navigation the ansible source code structure

• Navigation the markdown source code structure

• Git dialog (commit history)
• Git dialog (changes)

• Flexible interface configuration

• Find/Replace dialog

• Global searching dialog

• A pseudo-terminal for launching the edited file and other command

• Image viewer

Getting source code

Download the source code https://git.nuk-svk.ru/svk/projman/

Or use git:

  git clone https://git.nuk-svk.ru/svk/projman.git

Build package

  cd projman/debian/
  ./build-deb-projman.sh 

  cd projman/redhat/
  ./build-rpm-projman.sh 

Install

Use package manager for you system:

Debian sudo dpkg -i projman_2.0.0-alpha_amd64.deb

Redhat sudo rpm -Uhv projman_2.0.0-alpha_amd64.rpm

Usage

Running command (need full path to the each file or folder):

Open files

  projman ~/tmp/test.tcl ~/tmp/2.go ...

Open folders

  projman ~/projects/projman ...

Or type "projman" into terminal, Or choose the name of the program "Projman" on the Start menu.

Keyboard shortcut

• Ctrl-N - Create new file

• Ctrl-O - Open file

• Ctrl-W - Close editor (file)

• Ctrl-Q - Quit from ProjMan

• Ctrl-J - Show procedures (functions) list for navigation in open editor

• Ctrl-L - Find and display files where the variable is defined, the name of which is located under the cursor in the editor

• Ctrl-F - Search text in open editor

• Ctrl-[ - Move the line (or selected lines) one position (see config tabSize=4) to the right

• Ctrl-] - Move the line (or selected lines) one position to the left

• Ctrl-, - Comment the line (or selected lines)

• Ctrl-. - Uncomment the line (or selected lines)

• Ctrl-I - Insert base64 encoded image into edited text

• Ctrl-G - Go to line dialog

• Ctrl-C - Copy selected text into buffer

• Ctrl-V - Paste text from buffer

• Ctrl-R - Open terminal for edited file

• Ctrl-Z - Send SIGTSTP signal

• Ctrl-D - Send SIGINT signal

• Ctrl-C - Send SIGKILL signal

• Alt-P - Show/Hide the file tree panel

• Alt-W - Delete the current word

• Alt-E - Delete text from current position to end of line

• Alt-B - Delete text from current position to begin of line

• Alt-R - Delete current line

• Alt-Y - Copy current line into buffer

• Alt-S - Split the edited window horizontally

• Alt-K - Open folder

Work with external tools

ProjMan allows you to connect any external tools to the editor. To do this, you need to add an entry to the file ~/.config/projman/tools.ini.

Calling an external program is available through the main and pop-up menus. To transfer the parameters, write the appropriate template in the file.

• %s - template for substituting selected text in the editor
• %f - template for substituting selected file(s) in the file tree

When adding multiple %f templates, the corresponding number of files allocated in the tree will be substituted.

[TkDIFF]
commandString=tkdiff %f %f
description=TkDiff is a Tcl/Tk front-end to diff
icon=
shortCut=

[VisualRegexp]
commandString=tkregexp "%s"
description=A graphical front-end to write/debug regular expression
icon=
shortCut=

Credits

Sergey Kalinin - author

Home page: nuk-svk.ru. E-mail: svk@nuk-svk.ru

Laurent Riesterer - VisualREGEXP and TkDIFF+ parts laurent.riesterer@free.fr http://laurent.riesterer.free.fr