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Schnippselchen: manage frequently-used code snippets
by Todd Ritter Jan 25th 2008 at 1:30PM
Schnippselchen is a source code management app that lets software developers manage multiple types of code that may need to be reused. The program has a sidebar with a "Categories" section (helpful for separating code by language) and a "Snippets" section for the actual titles of your code snippets. So you could have a PHP category with five snippets of PHP code that run your LOLcats social-network site.Syntax highlighting is supported for many languages and code types including CSS, Perl, Python, XML, Applescript, and SQL. There is also a "Go to Line" feature and the ability to comment on your snippets (so you can remind yourself what those C functions do).
Schnippselchen can run from a thumbdrive (or iDisk) because your snippets are stored in the .app package; keep this in mind if you remove or update the program.
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Mike said 4:01PM on 1-25-2008
I wrote a similar tool, called JSnip, that lets a user store and execute snippets of Java code:
http://mfwallace.googlepages.com/jsnip.html
It's free/open source.
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