Kilo is a small text editor in less than 1K lines of code (counted with cloc). A screencast is available here: https://asciinema.org/a/90r2i9bq8po03nazhqtsifksb Usage: kilo <filename> Keys:

build your own text editor. Contribute to snaptoken/kilo-tutorial development by creating an account on GitHub.

A simple text editor with incremental search and syntax highlighting features for C.

/* Kilo -- A very simple editor in less than 1-kilo lines of code (as counted * by "cloc"). Does not depend on libcurses, directly emits VT100 * escapes on the terminal.

Go's built-in string type was a wash for me: C kilo assumes 1-byte characters, and since I was just transliterating, I did the same in Go. I ended up using []byte types for a great deal of the code that dealt with ASCII-Nul-terminated-strings.

This is my implementation of the Kilo text editor, written by following Build your own text editor. It was initially written as an org-mode file, as an exercise for me to learn a bit more about writing …

A single-file text editor written in C in around 1000 lines and of a size on the order of magnitude of a kibibyte. Inspired by Salvatore Sanfilippo's (antirez) kilo text editor in C: …

GoKilo is an attempt to port Antirez's kilo text editor from C to Go Langugae. To build this, I have followed this wonderful tutorial originally in C language that breaks down Kilo editor's development into a series of small steps.

kilo like text editor in zig. Contribute to kjloveless/blip development by creating an account on GitHub.

A single-file text editor written in C in around 1000 lines and of a size on the order of magnitude of a kibibyte - alizma/kilo_text_editor