Open Source Pascal Text Processing Software

PTools is a set of useful tools written in Pascal. It includes: scientific calculator, archiver, text editor, remote adminitration and more. It is designed to be portable across operating systems, specially Java-based mobiles, Windows and Unixes.

Spintax Studio is a native Windows editor for spintax templates: two panes, your template on the left, its live render on the right. Preview and the valid/invalid verdict come from the real spintax engine inside the application, not from a second parser. Diagnostics carry line and column positions and link to the built-in help; panels list variable definitions, references, session values and #include targets with their resolution status. Generate variants locally, reproduce them with a seed, and export as plain text, an XLSX workbook, or one file per variant. Offline by default: no account, no telemetry, no Node.js, PHP or Python runtime — one self-contained executable. Optional AI drafting is off until you turn it on and talks only to the endpoint you configure, with your own key when it needs one. Interface and built-in help in 14 languages. Free and open source, GPL-3.0-or-later. The SPINTAX language and its engine family are documented at spintax.net.

Library for automatic charset detection of a given text or file. Input buffer will be analysed to guess used encoding. The result (charset name or code page id) can be used as control parameter for charset conversation. Make your programs Unicode aware!

General information, and a pack of tools for manipulating the Persian (Farsi) language and script, on different platforms and operating systems.

PalmFiction is free document reader for the Palm OS.

Devchekio is a GTK+ 2 FTP check in/out code editor. It was inspired by the use of DreamWeaver's system to access files like a library system.

Adapt is data conversion language developped in 1984 by Norman W. Molhant and Christophe Dupriez. It has been used in many circumstances, it translated itself in many programming environment and it should evolve now toward modern environments like Java.