Is there a multipurpose text editor for Windows that has an embedded command line? As an example of what I'm looking for, I've included a screenshot of KDE's Kate below.
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Possible duplicate of How do I edit text files in the Windows command prompt? – phuclv Sep 16 '18 at 02:06
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oops this should be closed as off-topic. This should be on [softwarerecs.se] – phuclv Sep 16 '18 at 02:07
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Too bad Kate still doesn't have this feature on Windows build. – dns Oct 03 '21 at 17:07
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Try NotePad++ with the NppExec plug-in installed. You can install the plug-in using the NotePad++ Plug-in manager.
NppExec Description:
Run different commands with the help of this plugin NppExec is designed as a Notepad++ plugin that gives you the possibility to run commands and applications directly from the editor.
NppExec can be used for running other programs from Notepad++, passing text from Notepad++ to some external tool, compiling source files (using external compiler) etc.
When the NppExec plugin is installed, you can see its icon "Show Console Dialog" on Notepad++'es toolbar, and you can find NppExec's submenu under Plugins menu of Notepad++.
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