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From QCodeEdit website:

Version 2.1 of QCodeEdit, a source code editing framework for Qt 4 used in the Edyuk development environment, has been released. New features include:

• Cursor mirrors
• Column edit (an application of cursor mirrors)
• Column selection (another application of cursor mirrors)
• Line change panel : marks the line that have been modified
• Indentation based folding (enabled on a per-language basis) especially useful for Python
• More syntax files
• Various speed improvements and bug fixes

Screenshots (of Edyuk) here, downloads (source only) here. Requires Qt 4 (it does not say which minor version).

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From Planet KDE:

Morten Sørvig at Trolltech has released a binding for the Mac spellcheck system, allowing it to be used in QTextEdit widgets on that platform only, which required the use of Objective-C to implement. It is available in this ZIP file from the Trolltech site. The code is under the GPL, and may be released with the next version of Qt Solutions for commercial Qt developers.

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Via KDE Dot News, Jose Cuadrea has published an introduction to his QewExtensibleDialogs classes which "provide dialogs that can be nested with no limits and provide centralised control for accepting or rejecting the whole stack". The article "describes the use cases, the general design pattern and his Qt implementation".

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