Hi Philip, > Thanks Sebastian. > > I'm really trying to gauge to what extent Qooxdoo with be able to > detect and handle syntax error and runtime errors. It also seems that > in the case of runtime errors Qooxdoo does not catch every error to > the log. Some of them still show up in my JavaScript console instead > of the Qooxdoo log. > > So this kind of brings me back to something I was working on before. I > have also been working on some scripts to provide integration between > the browser and editor/IDE upon any sort of JavaScript error. Basically, > this allows you to use any web browser and any text editor or IDE to > develop with and get syntax checking and pleasant error feedback > without needing to switch back and forth manually. The catch is that > the scripts are currently Mac only atm as they use AppleScript. So if > there are any Mac users on the list and you're interested in this let > me know. Thanks. I 'll try not to bring it up again. ;-) This kind of integration would be great. I am currently using Eclipse and Textmate and I think at least Textmate should be quite easy to support. I'm really interested in your results.
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