Dreamweaver Extension & Jext Module (was: Re: [ic] checkout expiration date problems)

[Chris Jesseman]

Dan,

I'm in the process of making the XML edit mode for jEdit 
(jedit.sourceforge.net), which should work in Jext as Jext lifted Jedit's 
highlighting code... If I get it somewhat usable, I'll release it.

-Chris

Quoting Dan B <db@cyclonehq.dnsalias.net>:

> At 09:14 AM 2/28/2001 -0500, you wrote:
> > > > Mike, what is the status of the Dreamweaver module to deal with IC
> tags
> > > > that was discussed a while back?  Ron Phipps thought that someone
> from
> > > > Akopia was working on them (in msg00282).
> >
> >I know Dreamweaver pretty well, but very new to Interchange. What kind
> of
> >tags need to be supported in Dreamweaver?
> 
> I wouldn't say any tags *need* to be supported, but it sure would be 
> nice.  By supported, I mean color-coding and formatting (much like HTML
> is 
> color-coded and formatted now).  Would anyone be willing to volunteer to
> 
> develop this?
> 
> In a related vein, the lead developer of Jext (http://www.jext.org),
> Romain 
> Guy, graciously volunteered to write a module to parse/colorize/format
> 
> interchange tags after I asked him about it.  I'm not sure when he'll be
> 
> done with it though.
> 
> FYI, Jext is a powerful 100% pure Java programmer's text editor. Mainly
> 
> written for programmers, Jext was designed from the ground up to suit
> your 
> needs. From beginner to skilled coder, everyone should find what they
> need 
> in this editor.  Jext is a lightweight, yet fully featured, software
> which 
> will help you in almost any circumstance as it provides an open 
> architecture and a lot of many different possibilities to manipulate
> text 
> of any kind: source code, letters, etc..
> 
> (It's better than vi OR emacs).
> 
> Mike wrote:
> >No status. I was the one thinking about working on it, but no
> progress
> >so far (other than buying the PowerMac G4). I wouldn't want anyone to
> >hold their breath, priorities are pushing it aside.
> 
> If you can get a G4 for a single project, then you probably leap
> mainframes 
> in a single bound.  :-)  Man, and I thought my 4-way IDE-RAID subsystem,
> 
> with a P-3 800 and 384mb ram was a big dev desktop.  Do you develop on
> 
> S/390's?  Or are they just your staging area and the production
> environment 
> is a Cray Supercomputer?
> 
> Later,
> 
> Dan Browning, Cyclone Computer Systems, danb@cyclonecomputers.com
> 
> 
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