Javascript Editor

Program for javascript editing.
Installation:

• using the self-installation package
• option to create an icon on the desktop
• option to create a folder in the "Programs" menu
• for OSes lower than Windows XP SP2 the program allows to install .NET Framework 2.0
• .NET Framewok 2.0 can also be downloaded from this server and before the actual
• install the program - recommended
• the program does not create registry keys - suitable for USB drives

Instructions for using the program:
After opening the program by double-clicking on its icon, select the function file from the menu Data->javascript.txt or in the program folder named data you can have your own data files where the keyword is separated from the description by TAB. Then we can start typing the source code into the editor and a list of keywords and functions with their descriptions will be loaded in the list on the right side of the application. If a term fits into the code, if it is on the first line in the list, just press Ctrl + Spacebar and the word will be copied into the editor. Then if we want to copy a word that is in the list on other lines, just left click on it. When we are done writing the code, we can test it by pressing Ctrl + Q and, or by clicking on the tab called Browser. The application will add a header and footer to the code, which are located in the application folder called temp, and you can also edit them as you wish. After adding these files, an HTML page will be created to test our code. Switching back to the editor is done again by pressing the Ctrl + Q and key combination, or by clicking on the appropriate tab. The resulting code can be copied to the clipboard using the button on the toolbar marked with the letter C. Then you can paste it to the appropriate place in your project using the Ctrl + V key combination.The editor has one-time support for syntax highlighting after pressing the Ctrl + W key combination.

When creating custom vocabulary, make sure that if it is a function, you add at least one more round bracket after the function name so that the program knows it is not a property or object and assigns the correct color to it in the list. If it is a property, add the word Prop after TAB, the word Object after the object, and then you can insert a description after the word.

Uninstall:
the installer creates an exe file that, when run, uninstalls the program.