XediX

Installation

Basically the same as alpha.5, but there is not a file put in there by mistake :).

This release contains a zipfile with all the files, but do NOT use the xedixSetup.exe file. Use the main.exe file instead.

If there is not a setup file provided, there is probably a portable version instead.

To install XediX on Windows 11, follow these steps:

Go to the XediX GitHub Releases page.
Download the latest setup file for Windows 11.
If the release is a pre-release, you can still take it as a stable version, it is just not complete.

Once the download is complete, run the setup file to begin the installation process.
Follow the on-screen instructions to install XediX on your computer.

After installation, you can open XediX directly from the start menu or your application folder, depending on your operating system.

That’s it! You’re ready to start coding in Python with XediX.

For not using outdated info, this was writenn throught the beatiful day of 15.11.24

To start using XediX, download it with the installer.

When you will download it, you will see this:

Now the title screen actually says what you should do: Open a file. If you do not have a file to open, press New File.

Enter the filename without the file extension and press next.

Enter the file extension without the dot and press next.

Now, you have a file created. You can: * **Run the code: File > Run code

Run pylint: File > Run pylint

Basic editing shortcuts: Edit > Copy/Paste/Cut

Find/Replace: Edit > Find/Replace

Run Tools: Tools > Run Tools

In the tools, you can run the Markdown/JSON preview/visualization, and the Map of Marks.