SubPad - another notepad replacement (no install)

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http://xtort.net/xtort/subpad.php

subpad is a lightweight notepad clone with all of the features of Windows
notepad, with just a few extras added. The main purpose was to make
another notepad, but with faster find/replace features and a most recent
documents. The find/replace is written in assembler code, and it is
perhaps the fastest out there. Other minor convenient features that have
been added, without adding too much bloat are: close on ESC, roll-up
caption bar (like in Linux), toggle off/on URL highlighting, column
selection mode and stay on top.
What's not here is unecessary bloat, toolbars, etc. The file is
distributed in a simple zip -- so you can run it on a USB, to uninstall,
just delete it.
 
another notepad, but with faster find/replace features and a most
recent documents. The find/replace is written in assembler code,
and it is perhaps the fastest out there.

unfortunately, that is not true. writing the code in assembler can
quicken the program a bit if one is smart, but using some faster
algorithm is usually a better way. usually even no matter what
implementation is really used in such case...

as i have described on the pages of TED Notepad, section of used
technologies/algorithms, i have used a jumpy searching algorithm,
a better one, which surely makes this one not the fastest just by
using assembler optimizations. i know what assembeler is and i
would bet with you, that i have produced a better or at least
equal search routine, than that... :)))
just review the alogorithm a discuss, if you want to :)

see http://jsimlo.sk/notepad/
or http://jsimlo.sk/notepad/techs.php
for details...


anyway, i am not here to rival or compete as TED Notepad does not
support the column selection mode and/or syntax highlighting, unless
used with an external scintilla edit box made by somebody else,
which supports that, but makes TED Notepad no small and quick
notepad replacement otherwise :)

best wishes,
jsimlo
 
jsimlo said:
unfortunately, that is not true. writing the code in assembler can
quicken the program a bit if one is smart, but using some faster
algorithm is usually a better way. usually even no matter what
implementation is really used in such case...

as i have described on the pages of TED Notepad, section of used
technologies/algorithms, i have used a jumpy searching algorithm,
a better one, which surely makes this one not the fastest just by
using assembler optimizations. i know what assembeler is and i
would bet with you, that i have produced a better or at least
equal search routine, than that... :)))
just review the alogorithm a discuss, if you want to :)

see http://jsimlo.sk/notepad/
or http://jsimlo.sk/notepad/techs.php
for details...


anyway, i am not here to rival or compete as TED Notepad does not
support the column selection mode and/or syntax highlighting, unless
used with an external scintilla edit box made by somebody else,
which supports that, but makes TED Notepad no small and quick
notepad replacement otherwise :)

best wishes,
jsimlo

i foudn this looking for a combo note pad relplacement / ftp client.
 
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