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Re: Javascript Editor


2007-11-24 04:46:32 PM
delphi195
www.boxersoftware.com/pgbwin.htm Has some very nice features for
$60. May look a bit outdated but it certainly gets the job done. Worth a
look. However, I don't use JS.
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"Anthoni" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Hello there,

This is Off-Topic but I thought would ask here in case any other
developers
have any ideas.

I have started using jQuery (jquery.com) and am after a decent
Javascript editor that does not only support code colouring but also if
possible IntelliSense for the the aforementioned js library and of course
for js itself.

I currently use Notepad to edit my javascript files, but it means I have
to
constantly refer to the jquery website to make sure I have got the calls
right
etc. Never realised I relied on Intellisense inside Delphi so much <g>

Anyone know of any decent editors that support this?
I've tried Aptana but found it so incredibly slow it was unusable, and I
would also prefer an editor that is not written in Java as they all seem
relatively slow :)

Regards
Anthoni


 
 

Re: Javascript Editor

I think www.aptana.com/ is your wanted.
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Quote
Hello there,

This is Off-Topic but I thought would ask here in case any other
developers
have any ideas.

I have started using jQuery (jquery.com) and am after a decent
Javascript editor that does not only support code colouring but also if
possible IntelliSense for the the aforementioned js library and of course
for js itself.

I currently use Notepad to edit my javascript files, but it means I have
to
constantly refer to the jquery website to make sure I have got the calls
right
etc. Never realised I relied on Intellisense inside Delphi so much <g>

Anyone know of any decent editors that support this?
I've tried Aptana but found it so incredibly slow it was unusable, and I
would also prefer an editor that is not written in Java as they all seem
relatively slow :)

Regards
Anthoni


 

Re: Javascript Editor

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I have started using jQuery (jquery.com) and am after a decent
Javascript editor that does not only support code colouring but also if
possible IntelliSense for the the aforementioned js library and of course
for js itself.
Visual Studio 2008. Not only supports JS intellisense, but also has JS
debugging.
See:
weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/06/21/vs-2008-javascript-intellisense.aspx
weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/07/19/vs-2008-javascript-debugging.aspx
Of course, it does somewhat more than just that, so it may not be as
lightweight as you're looking for. :-)
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Tim Sullivan
Unlimited Intelligence Limited
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Re: Javascript Editor

Thank you to all that have replied.
I have actually tried each suggestion and decided this is the one for me
www.evrsoft.com
It is really easy to use, doesnt offer Intellisense like I wanted, but I am
willing to sacrifice that. This just means I have to read more up on the
jQuery library itself.
Thank you again to all. It was much appreciated.
Regards
Anthoni
 

Re: Javascript Editor

Quote
This is Off-Topic but I thought would ask here in case any other
developers
have any ideas.

I have started using jQuery (jquery.com) and am after a decent
Javascript editor that does not only support code colouring but also if
possible IntelliSense for the the aforementioned js library and of course
for js itself.

I currently use Notepad to edit my javascript files, but it means I have
to
constantly refer to the jquery website to make sure I have got the calls
right
etc. Never realised I relied on Intellisense inside Delphi so much <g>

Anyone know of any decent editors that support this?
I've tried Aptana but found it so incredibly slow it was unusable, and I
would also prefer an editor that is not written in Java as they all seem
relatively slow :)
Might try..
www.c-point.com/javascript_editor.php
John McTaggart