CudaText editor (written in Free Pascal)

[CM630]

Is there another way to find superscript/subscript characters?

[AlexTP]

Yes, you can make RegEx which finds all subscript chars:

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1. [\x{2080}-\x{2089}]

alternative RegEx:

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1. [₀₁₂₃₄₅₆₇₈₉]

In the similar way, make RegEx for superscript chars:

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1. [⁰¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹]

[AlexTP]

CudaText for Linux (amd64, arm, aarch64 / gtk2, gtk3, qt5, qt6), v1.233.2.
For big programs, it is one of the first (or simply first) apps released in GTK3 version.
Main GUI bugs in GTK3, important for Cud, were fixed. Now only minor bugs left (for example shift of the vertical scrollbar in one of menu-dialogs, but not in all of them, strange).
I worked hard to make small demos showcasing GTK3 bugs important for Cud, and giving them to bugtracker. Zeljan Rikalo did a big work fixing them.

[Thaddy]

For big programs, it is one of the first (or simply first) apps released in GTK3 version.

Alex, with due respect, how old is GTK3 and why is there GTK4?

But keep up the good work, both your main projects are excellent!!

(You are off by a decade or so, my Geany - gtk 3.28 - is already almost four years old)

[AlexTP]

I cannot make the app with GTK4 yet, so I do what I can...

PS.
You could try to switch to CudaText. It may be funny for you and me, if you find 'bad places' which can be improved, no?