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Old July 20th, 2005, 05:24 PM
Christoph Bergmann
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Default Who wants to participate in writing an open source web-based programmer's editor?

Hi...

We want to write an open source web based TEXT editor and would be
happy about any help ;-)

Please notice: We do NOT want to write a web based WEB editor, where
you can edit a web page without knowing HTML - we want to write a real
programmer's editor located on a web page in your browser with
features like...

- Syntax Highlighting
- Tab, Indent/Deindent
- Tags & Commands List with Integrated Help
- Set and Jump To Marks
- CSS Tool
- Folding
- etc.

Right now we have just a bit more than the basic framework, but some
things already work: You can edit text ,-) Syntax Highlighting is
impemented (with bugs), indent/deindent works more or less and we have
a little menu popup. And: The program has a nice OO design ;-)

So, if you are a javascript guru and longing for a new adventure, come
join us and take a look at...

http://baseportal.com/htmledit

We set up a little CVS - if you like you could check out the source
and start programming right away...


Any help is welcome! ;-)


Best regards,

Christoph...


PS: It looks like it will be the first web-based programmer's editor -
we searched a lot but didn't find any other project like this - please
correct me someone if I'm wrong...
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Old July 20th, 2005, 05:25 PM
Peter Foti
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Default Re: Who wants to participate in writing an open source web-based programmer's editor?

"Christoph Bergmann" <lalakaka2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:c01ab2f3.0310261313.6fedb15b@posting.google.c om...[color=blue]
> Hi...
>
> We want to write an open source web based TEXT editor and would be
> happy about any help ;-)[/color]
<snip>[color=blue]
> Right now we have just a bit more than the basic framework, but some
> things already work: You can edit text ,-) Syntax Highlighting is
> impemented (with bugs), indent/deindent works more or less and we have
> a little menu popup. And: The program has a nice OO design ;-)
>
> So, if you are a javascript guru and longing for a new adventure, come
> join us and take a look at...
>
> http://baseportal.com/htmledit
>
> We set up a little CVS - if you like you could check out the source
> and start programming right away...
>
>
> Any help is welcome! ;-)
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Christoph...[/color]

Hello Christoph,

Some comments:
- I could not find any contact info on the site (regarding how to
contribute).
- You changed the name to WEBBED, but if I view the copy from 10/23, there
is a comment in the code that still lists the name as HTMLEDIT.
- I tried running it, but I did not see any syntax highlighting, and when I
tried clicking on the items in the menu, I got a Javascript error.
- Looking at the code, I see that your HTML code is, in fact, invalid. For
example, you are missing the required <title> element in your <head>. You
should declare a DOCTYPE and write valid HTML code.

Good luck.
Peter Foti


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Old July 20th, 2005, 05:25 PM
Isofarro
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Default Re: Who wants to participate in writing an open source web-based programmer's editor?

Christoph Bergmann wrote:
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> PS: It looks like it will be the first web-based programmer's editor -
> we searched a lot but didn't find any other project like this - please
> correct me someone if I'm wrong...[/color]

Okay.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpwebeditor


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