Hello everyone, Inspired by Peter Amstrong's mail and the reactions following it, I wanted to contribute to the possibility of using an external script editor via Alex Rices's MLXEditor stack ...
I tried BBedit but was not comfortable with it... As I had a copy of SubEthaEdit on my computer and as I used to use it for some perl scripts, I noticed how easy it was to work with ; ok, it's rather a simple editor but with some extras... The SyntaxColoring of Transcript.mode I created for SubEthaEdit is almost the same as in Rev's script editor... With the possibility (in SubEthaEdit) to popup functions written in your script, I tried to focus on handlers, functions and global/local variables; so you got a list with all your handlers, functions, global/local variables... Just like in the Rev's script editor... If you save a plain text with these extensions : .rxt or .revtext, SubEthaEdit will recognize automatically the syntaxe mode and colorize the script instantly ; so, in the MLXEditor, just change the Script file extension from txt to rxt and your scripts are colored automatically... Here's the file : http://homepage.mac.com/ibook.lu/.Public/revfiles/Transcript.mode.zip (double-clicking the file will tell you, where to place it on your computer..) Any comments are welcome ! SubEthaEdit : (http://www.codingmonkeys.de/subethaedit/) is just a fine, little but powerful plain text editor (OS X native) with possibilities of collaborative writing (via RendezVous...); just what I need, small and fast and free (for personal or educational use :-) ) So I hope someone finds this useful and please, do enjoy ... Christian Langers _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution