Easily add animations, videos, sound, and images with Resource Manager
To give their visitors a more complete experience many of today's web sites include a lot more than text and images - add multimedia capabilities to web pages in seconds.
Your videos, images and other resources can come from a variety of places. It can be very tedious to double-click each of them to preview them in Media Player to find the one you need, and then copy it to the right folder. That's why your JavaScript Editor's built-in Resource Manager includes powerful tools to allow you to:
Access your source files instantly. Folder history and the active document folder are only one click away.
Preview images, animations, videos and sound files
Organize them
Transfer them to your resource folder, and
Insert them into your Web pages with a variety of options.
The preview eliminates the guesswork, and you can insert videos and other resources exactly as you want them: with or without the controller, starting automatically, etc. For example, when inserting videos, you specify properties like:
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Auto-rewind
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Auto-start
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Show controls
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Click to play
- Play count, etc.
JavaScript Editor then generates all the code for you.
"I am using it to develop material in the teaching of JavaScript. Good on you for developing such a sublime package that I will recommend to my students."
- Ilias Grivas
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Focus your editing with Code Folding / Unfolding
Code Folding / Unfolding (also called code collapsing) greatly adds to the organization and readability of documents you are working on. Big chunks of code that you have completed make it harder to locate the code you wish to edit and can be distracting. In this case, code folding makes your editing a lot easier.
With a single click you can collapse or expand all the folds in your document.
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You can also collapse or expand individual folds. JavaScript Editor assists you by automatically providing the fold buttons for every {..} scope in your code (functions, loops, switch statements, etc), and for multi-line /* .. */ comments.
Example: Folded function (the '+' button unfolds it).
Example: The same function unfolded.
Example: Folded multi-line comment
Example: Unfolded multi-line comment
Code folding / unfolding can be found in other top editors too. However, JavaScript Editor allows you to organize code better than any competing coding environment by allowing you to arbitrarily fold / unfold any piece of code.
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Why is this important? In many cases you will have your functions grouped depending on the task they perform. For example, you may have a group of functions for getting/setting cookies, another one for special effects, etc. In this case, you want to be able to fold the entire group with one click, and with JavaScript Editor you can.
How? Simply highlight the code you wish to fold and select Fold selection. Give your fold a name to better organize your code. This way you can collapse a file of several thousand lines of code into few well-chosen folds:
You will be able to logically organize your code in no time by using selection folding, a functionality unique to JavaScript Editor (well, at least until the competitors steal our design).
Easily locate errors with Syntax Check
You no longer need to waste your time to hunt errors in your code - with the built-in Syntax Check your code will be error-free in seconds.
When you make an error, JavaScript Editor will:
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Explain it for a speedy correction:
Test your functions directly - without a web page or a driver function
It is common to spend 10% of time coding new features, and 90% chasing errors!
JavaScript Editor's Function Calling is a unique tools that allows you to avoid the bug-finding frustration and focus on development. It speeds up your testing tremendously and removes the need to code the driver function for black-box testing.
Enjoy quick and easy eradication of logical errors with the integrated JavaScript debugger
Even the best of programmers make errors!
Debugging web applications in the simplest possible way: single-click JavaScript and VBScript debugging is something no competition offers - be it a commercial script debugger or a free JavaScript debugging utility.
Have you ever used JavaScript debugger by one of our competitors? Typically you have to:
Open a browser
Navigate to a page you wish to debug
Open it
Switch back to the debugger and list the processes you can connect to
Select the process with your page in it...
... and finally you can start debugging.
This bunch of steps takes one single click in JavaScript Editor.
...and you can employ the familiar connect-to-the-running-process debugging should you ever need to use it.
Save time every time you debug - set your breakpoints only once. If you went for the Microsoft script debugger download you'll know that you have to connect to the running process, then set your breakpoint - and repeat the process each time you make a change in code.
JavaScript Editor allows you to set your breakpoints at any time - before, during or after the debugging session.
Track your objects / complex variables. Are you working with text and numbers or complex objects? Track their state with the same ease.
Easily organize your breakpoints. And with the unique Show me! option you can see the exact place in code of all your breakpoints and the exact locations of stack frames as they are formed.
Here is the very brief overview of the most important debugging options:
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Start Debugging with a single click. Opens the web page, connects the debugger and starts the debugging session.
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Stop Debugging. Terminates the debugging session - and automatically closes down the browser window.
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Breakpoint. Sets the breakpoint on and off.
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Continue. Continues the execution from the break in the code.
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Step Into. Steps into the function / block of code.
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Step Over. Executes the current line of code and moves to the next one.
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Step Out. Steps out of the current function / context.
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Run to Cursor. Executes the code up to the cursor location.
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Inspect Variable. Shows the value of the selected variable.
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Add to Watch. Adds the selected variable to the watch window.
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Watch. Displays variables and their values and updates them automatically at each break of the execution.
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View Local Variables. Toggles the local variables window on and off.
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View Stack Frames. See the call stack - all the variables in all the stack frames as a given point of execution.
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Break
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Directs the execution to stop at the first line of script.
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Set your environment exactly the way you want it
You do not have to learn another set of shortcuts and commands - make JavaScript Editor look and behave just as you are used to.
The new smart resize lets you organize, position and resize your tools with ease.
Automate code insertion with AutoScripts
You always have tasks that you perform again and again with the files you are working on. For example, this can be inserting copyright or programmer information, replacing bits of text, adjusting templates, etc.
An AutoScript is simply a JavaScript operating on your current document to automate repetitive tasks. It lets you customize the document to your exact needs.
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You only need a single click to apply the same script to another document.
Integrate your favorite tools with JavaScript Editor
Do you already have Dreamweaver, Front Page or another popular HTML editor?
If you do, JavaScript Editor complements them beautifully for hugely increased functionality.
If not, JavaScript Editor allows you to switch easily between code and visual editing and get the best from both worlds.
In fact, JavaScript Editor lets you get more out of your existing tools by offering exceptional levels of integration. Here is just a glimpse of what you can do:
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Tap into the power of .Net: compile JScript.Net applications (.exe) and libraries (.dll)
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Automatically navigate to errors in your JScript.Net code after compiling for the speedy correction
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Run compiled applications directly from JavaScript Editor IDE
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Run compiled console applications with the output displayed in JavaScript Editor's Output pane - no more fleeting command windows
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Run PHP and Python interpreters
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Add context-sensitive help for PHP, Python and other scripting and programming languages
- Extend the environment with more tools of your choice...
Work with XML files
Developing Internet applications using AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is great:
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It is fast and efficient. Only small amount of data passes through, making it a highly suitable platform for Internet application development, and
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It is transparent to the user. The data is being interpreted to change only the portion of the web page that needs to be changed, not the entire page.
JavaScript Editor allows you to view, create, format, edit, syntax-check and validate XML files.
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Code exactly the way you want it -
with Source code formatter / code beautifier
As you use the code from various sources you will inevitably end up with different coding styles and standards.
This makes the source code hard to read and maintain, and at odds with what you'd like to see and with your organization's standards.
With the powerful source code formatter / beautifier you transform in seconds someone else's unintelligible code to EXACTLY the way you want it.
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JavaScript Editor includes the predefined settings for common coding styles: ANSI, Java and Linux/Unix.
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Are you working with multiple technologies? The source code formatter / beautifier is optimized for JavaScript and several other languages: C, C++, Java, C#, and ActionScript.
- Having a bunch of documents to format? Save time by applying the coding style to many documents at once.
Have modern, efficient pages: cleanup, fix and format
HTML, XHTML and XML
Today's browsers continue to support old-style HTML code, but the modern sites are increasingly coded in eXtensible HTML (XHTML).
JavaScript Editor includes powerful XML, HTML and XHTML formatting options, allowing you to produce code that is highly optimized, well-formed and easy to read and maintain.
- Has your web site evolved over time? Have you ever observed how HTML code looks like when you save your Word document as a web page?
Convert your old HTML code to XHTML, which is in many respects better, faster to render and better organized.
Different coding standards, combination of manual and visual editing, differences in upper/lower case, using/not using quote marks for properties, etc make your code exceptionally hard to maintain.
JavaScript Editor now ensures that all your pages are properly and consistently formatted.
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JavaScript Editor combines together:
- The HTML code formatter / beautifier
- The XHTML code formatter / beautifier
- The XML code formatter / beautifier, and
- The HTML to XHTML converter.
Macro recorder
Do complex operations only once – record your actions and play them back whenever needed. Automate common operations within the editor with the macro recording / playing tool. It records your keystrokes, commands and mouse actions, saves them and allows you to replay them.
Spell-check your documents automatically while you work
When you edit your web pages, you may forget to run the spell checker, and spelling errors make your site look unprofessional.
As you work, JavaScript Editor checks your web pages for spelling errors.
To save on download time, JavaScript Editor ships only with 4 English dictionaries:
- English (US) - default
- English (UK)
- English (Australia), and
- English (Canada)
However, you an download and install additional language dictionaries in no time, for German, Dutch, Swedish, French, Italian, Danish, Norwegian, Spanish, and more than 40 other languages.
Easily do batch processing and common computing tasks with JavaScript extensions
Are you using JavaScript only for your web pages? Think again: JavaScript is a simple but powerful language - why not leverage your knowledge of scripting for common tasks on your machine or your intranet?
Of course, it is not possible to access visitors file system with JavaScript (if JavaScript could do that it would be a huge security problem), but you can now easily read and write files and do other folder and file operations on your computer, or on your intranet.
Publish your code with ease
Apart from publishing your web pages, there are occasions when you need to publish the source code itself on the Internet or elsewhere. Code export preserves the color coding and formatting: it makes your JavaScript code and HTML code much easier to read and understand.
To this aim, use JavaScript Editor to export your files:
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As web pages, for placing them on the Internet, or
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As Rich Text (.rtf) files, for use in Microsoft Word or other text processors.
Customize the Editor exactly to your taste
After spending months or years using your favorite software, you get accustomed to shortcut keys, which can considerably speed up all the operations.
JavaScript Editor now allows you to re-assign all shortcut keys so that you can continue working with familiar shortcuts rather than having to learn the new ones.
Apart from the shortcuts, the new Customize tool allows you to adapt different aspects of the program to your taste:
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Background colors and skins
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Editor fonts, colors and other settings
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Splash window
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Tabbed document navigation and more...
What makes JavaScript Editor so easy to use?
I would like to tell you exactly why JavaScript Editor is "easy-to-use" - unlike the competition it is not just a phrase we add for good measure:
You can use the software immediately: there is no steep learning curve to master.
You will not be dragged through multiple option screens: everything is logically grouped together.
You will never have to hunt for a command through deeply-nested menus.
As you can see from testimonials, we hear all the time from our customers how easy-to-use JavaScript Editor is.
Visual tools aid your design whenever possible.
A mouse click (or a keypress) goes a long way: you will not have go through multiple configuration screens to get the job done. The software does heaps for you under-the-hood.
You are not left in the dark: step-by-step approach is used whenever possible
"I use it as the JavaScript editor for Adobe Acrobat Professional. The "find brace" has been very helpful and the color coding of the script is helpful when I'm trying to find a problem.
The tutorial is great."
- Steve Egge MD
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You will find your Antechinus® JavaScript Editor an irreplaceable tool for your web development. It is the best JavaScript editor today, unique, easy to use and feature-packed.
With it you will enjoy designing dynamic, interactive web pages more than ever.
You'd expect an expensive price tag for a tool like this (and it would be worth it!).
After reviewing what the opposition offers I discovered that $250 is the norm for a professional script debugging tool - and the top-of-the-art debugger is just one of JavaScript Editor's many features.
Which means you'd have to buy 10 or more separate programs to fill what JavaScript Editor can do for you - and you'd still miss its unique qualities! |
Fortunately, thanks to the overwhelming support JavaScript Editor enjoys from its users, it is yours for only $49.95.
The C Point team and I put our souls and years of development into JavaScript Editor to give you the tool you will never stop using.