Contributors to peppy:

  • Frank Atle Rød - for the bash-style tab completion plugin
  • Jesse Aldridge - for testing and bug reports on Ubuntu Linux
  • Chris Barker - for patches, testing and bug reports on Mac OSX
  • Christopher Armstrong - for patches to improve emacs compatibility

Some code has been borrowed from the following open source projects:

  • Colormaps from Matplotlib Copyright (c) 2003-2008 John D. Hunter
  • Eliza and the other chatbot implementations from Natural Language Toolkit Copyright (c) 2001-2008 University of Pennsylvania
  • The error reporting dialog from Editra Copyright (c) 2005-2009 Cody Precord
  • Virtual filesystem implementation from itools Copyright (c) 2002-2007 Juan David Ibáñez Palomar et al.
  • The styling dialog and syntax definitions from Editra Copyright (c) 2005-2009 Cody Precord
  • Source control utilities (git, svn, bzr, etc.) and project tree display from Editra Plugins Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Kevin D. Smith and Cody Precord

Additional thanks to:

  • Frank Niessink - for the i18n utilities from Task Coach
  • Ned Batchelder - for the Mandelbrot set fractal viewer from Aptus
  • Julian Back - for the framework for the C edit mode
  • Jan Hudec - for the shell-style wildcard to regex converter from bzrlib
  • Peter Damoc - for the feature suggestions
  • Dinu Gherman - for the Null object implementation
  • Mark James - for the free silk icon set
  • Christopher Thoday - for some code from Luke SDK that became the spell checker
  • Nick Welch - for the public domain mpd client py-libmpdclient2
  • Thibauld Nion - for the Yapsy plugin framework. Note: Yapsy is BSD licensed and can be downloaded under that license from the yapsy homepage
  • David Eppstein - for his public domain python implementation of the TeX word wrapping algorithm
  • Anders Lund - for the regex based autoindenter transcribed from Kate, the KDE text editor
  • Stani Michiels - for the scintilla fold explorer he shared with the pyxides mailing list
  • Robin Dunn - for the omnipresence on the wxPython mailing list and the feature list on his blog