Ex.Co. - Features

Ex.Co. uses a free-form windowing system. Any component can be placed into any configuration that is needed.
Moving components around is done by clicking and dragging the component's tab.
Any of the windows can contain components of every type available like: editor, text differ, node tree display, file explorer, ...

Configure editors / explorers /... completely free-form.
From multi-window appearance with a custom layout, to a single window style.
Any tab can be put into any window with clicking and dragging a component's tab into another docking position. Windows are created as needed.

Ex.Co. has four preset color themes:
- Air
- Earth
- Water
- MC
Update the theme and just reload it to see the results.
If your favourite theme is missing, you can simply copy an existing theme, modify it, give it an icon, and you are done!

Not only is Ex.Co. written in Python, it has direct access to Python built into it.
Python is accessible through the REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop). This is the textbox at the bottom of the editor into which you can input Python code. You also have a multiline REPL in case you wish to write multiple lines of code.
Python can be used to program, edit text, enhance Ex.Co., ...
For example:
- You can add/edit/append lines to any editing tab using the REPL
- You can access the editing or any other functionality using Python code
- ...

Many supported languages from Ada all the way to YAML.
If your favourite programming language is missing, raise an issue on Github and I'll add it!

Compare text between two editors. Editors can be in different windows.
Select a tab as a base and right-click on the tab you wish to compare the base to and select "Text diff to focused window".
Side-by-side view of the diffed documents.
Quick scroll buttons to jump directly to diffed lines.

Build Node trees for quick navigation of various programming languages. More programming languages will be added in time.
Creates a special tab which holds the node tree which you can use to navigate to for example:
- Python - classes, functions, global variables, ...
- Nim - procedures, types, constants, macros, ...
- Assembly - defines, macros, labels, types, ...
- C - functions, prototypes, typedefs, macros, ...
- C++ - functions, classes, prototypes, typedefs, macros, ...
- D - functions, classes, prototypes, typedefs, macros, ...
- Pascal - functions, procedures
- Javascript - functions, classes, methods, properties, globals, ...
- Many more languages to come - raise an issue on Github, if you want me to add your prefered language sooner.

The context menu is the menu that appears when the right mouse button is clicked in an editor.
You can Click&Wait-1-second&Drag functions from the menubar into the context menu.
Don't forget to save the settings after you customize the context menu or your changes will be lost when Ex.Co. closes!

Access the terminal directly with a single REPL command.
Executing the command opens a new terminal window (outside of Ex.Co.), executes it and waits for a key press. You can spawn as many terminals as you like.
It can be used to build, compile, test or run any other command that you need the terminal for.
The default terminal on Linux is XTerm and on Windows it is the Window Command Line.
The used terminal can be easily changed in the settings file.
If anyone needs this functionality on MAC OS, raise an issue on Github and provide the details on how the terminal accepts commands as arguments.
The image on the right shows me building the nim_lexers.pyd module for Ex.Co. with the Nim programming language.

Here are some of the features of Ex.Co.