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shortdescription = Ink is the GNUstep editor. | | shortdescription = Ink is the GNUstep editor. | | ||
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overview = Ink is a basic editor for rtf(d) and plain text. Its main purpose is to demonstrate how to build a document-centered application by subclassing [[NSDocument]]. | | overview = Ink is a basic editor for rtf(d) and plain text. Its main purpose is to demonstrate how to build a document-centered application by subclassing [[NSDocument]]. | | ||
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maintainer = Fred Kiefer | | maintainer = Fred Kiefer | |
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Ink is the GNUstep editor.
Current Version: GNUStep Examples 1.3.0
- Released: Feb 02, 2010
- Licensed: GPL 2
Overview
Ink is a basic editor for rtf(d) and plain text. Its main purpose is to demonstrate how to build a document-centered application by subclassing NSDocument.
Features
- printing
- spell checker
Maintainer
Fred Kiefer
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