I am looking to create a really simple in-browser IDE for CoffeeScript. Basically a text box and a submit button, for now. All the code will then be submitted to the server for execution.
One thing I did want, is a syntax highlighting in the browser as the person type. Something liked Iced Coffee for Sublime Text. Is there a way to do this syntax highlighting?
You can try embedding the ACE editor in your page. It has many nice color themes for the syntax highlighting and seems to support CoffeeScript (try the CoffeeScript document and mode in their kitchen sink demo).
I know this post is old but you could always use CodeMirror, its what the jsfiddle uses.
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i got a little problem over here and i don't get why. My Syntax Highlighting doesn't work on a normal .js file whilst i've Babel Javascript & the Atom One Pro Theme activated as extensions. Don't get whats going wrong here.
picture of the code how it looks right now
Try the Template Literals plugin from the visual studio marketplace. Refer to the below blog for the exact reason.
Reference:
https://medium.com/#julienetienne/javascript-the-need-for-template-literal-highlighting-ff5806adc814
Adobe just slapped me with horrible news saying they will end support for the Brackets Editor and we need to switch to VS Code.
I wasted an hour already just to have auto-closing of tags to work.
Here is a video explaining exactly what I want.
https://imgur.com/a/tLWpU4x
I want to be able to have auto-close work for HTML elements in a PHP file like it does without issue on Adobe Brackets.
VS Code has a lot of extension for this kind of need. I personally use HTML Snippets.
Just navigate to extensions tab, search HTML Snippets then click install.
Please check this link for your reference. You can find some extension which could cater your needs.
I have a text file with a list of registers, and I want to write a notepad++ plugin where the user can mouseover one of these registers (text), and a tooltip window pops up which contains information about the register.
I know that notepad++ supports c# and python plugins, and I understand that this type of functionality may be possible in javascript, but I am unsure if notepad++ plugins can be written in javascript, or if this functionality is even possible with a notepad++ plugin.
Sorry that I do not have any code to show, I am very new to writing notepad++ plugins, and so before embarking on this adventure I wanted to verify that this endeavor was even possible. Thank you!
Is it possible, or is an Option available to get a Red underline in form of a Syntax Error just like in coding?
If i delete a Symbol, nothing happened in the editing. There is not a Red underline with waves or something like that. But it is very helpful to know, that something is changed and i know that.
We want to work in Eclipse for editing in the Content.
It is for our FitNesse Wiki page.
Thanks!
If you want to use code highlighting and syntax checks, I would recommend you use IntelliJ Community edition with the FitNesse plugin.
Eclipse just blew my mind again: there seems to be no easily accessible way to copy text or html out of the Javadoc previews. I've just written a substantial piece in Javadoc, assuming that I would be able to just select and copy the selection. I can select, but not copy.
Am I mistaken? If I am not, what's the easiest way to get the rendered text or html for one Javadoc comment?
Drag-and-drop seems to work. (Found a few minutes after I submitted the Q.)