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takeshimiya:
I don't agree at all. I use SciTE for editing my web pages.
Also, there isn't any editor that haves a "preview window" that works reliably with CCS. Those apps like Dreamweaver, Nvu, Frontpage (!) are a thing of the past for me, they're very unreliable.

I work with SciTE + Firefox Web developer toolbar + Apache + PHP + Some CMS, and indeed I don't need anything more than that for web development.


--- Quote from: thomas on February 03, 2006, 09:56:53 am ---I know of no editor which is doing such a thing.

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Welcome to SciTE, it includes tidy. Altrough I don't know if it's used for the highlighting (probably not).

Whatever... if SciTE can do it, C::B can do it also, it's just a matter of clonning their lexer.

thomas:

--- Quote from: Takeshi Miya on February 03, 2006, 02:01:42 pm ---Welcome to SciTE, it includes tidy. Altrough I don't know if it's used for the highlighting (probably not).
Whatever... if SciTE can do it, C::B can do it also, it's just a matter of clonning their lexer.
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I don't need to answer to this? ;)

takeshimiya:

--- Quote from: sethjackson on February 03, 2006, 02:12:15 am ---On this page it says HTML is not supported....

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Languages_supported_by_Code::Blocks_lexers

The XML lexer handles the HTML styling too. Just check the filemasks int the XML lexer.....

So do I need to write a seperate HTML lexer or no? XML supports free form tags where as HTML doesn't so if you are coding HTML and you type a tag like this


--- Code: (html) ---<asdf></asdf>

--- End code ---

The XML lexer says OK that is fine, but in HTML that is not a valid tag...... So do we need to split the XML and HTML lexers into two seperate files (I think this would be a good idea)????

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What you're looking for is in SciTE's menu Options->Open html.properties. Beware that it includes keywords not only for HTML, but also for PHP, VXML, XML, DOCBOOK, JavaScript, etc.

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