CRiSP is a highly versatile cross-platform programmer’s text editor designed to easily view and modify massive files. Developed by Foxtrot Systems Ltd., it originally gained fame as a 100% keyboard-compatible clone of BRIEF, a highly popular MS-DOS text editor from the late 1980s and 1990s.
Over several decades, CRiSP has evolved far beyond its original emulation goals into a heavily customized, modern editing environment. Core Mechanics & Interface Options
CRiSP ships with two distinct versions out of the box to fit different developer environments:
GUI Version: A fully-featured graphical window containing toolbars, menus, and advanced layouts.
Character-Mode Version (cr.exe): A lightweight, terminal-based application similar to vi. It is highly useful for fast editing over remote SSH or login sessions. Key Features Main Window – CRiSP
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