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wow, with this kind of argument, webuilder would have 0 features, since there is always an app which alrerady can do it.

well, if not debugging (which would be nice) then at least syntax checking for JS. Also great would be support/integration of some AJAX frameworks.

but I want to have a kind of IDE. I do not want to switch to another application. Javascript syntax checking and debugging should be implemented within WeBuilder.

firebug is already a kick ass javascript debugger. Firebug does not debug anything... it does give you error messages and has a function called "console.log()" which is very useful. But this is not the same as a "real" debugger. (a real debugger allows you to set break points, pause the program ...

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actuall: why not simply include a standard lib for the file explorer. then everybody would be able to access tortoise svn through the file explorer and, at the same time, the file explorer would automatically also have all the additional features I suggested in a previous post.

cheers, drjee

I also would like to have very basic WYSIWYG functionality, like being able to simply edit text in the preview. However, I think that usage of a WYSIWYG-mode should be - if implemented - only an option which can be disabled since it can mean that the app becomes more sluggish.

if it is easy that would be a very welcome feature. Please also consider this feature in combination with the request I made here (list of all tags):

http://forums.blumentals.net/viewtopic.php?t=2736

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let's hope so. any official word on this?

cheers, drjee

some graphics editors have it, but these are also for an editor, since they are about the creation of code.

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thanks, you are right, it's there. However, wouldn't it be better to have the standard win explorer elements and context menu. this way one would also have tortoise svn etc at hand.

cheers, drjee

Hi,

intelligent highlighting like in php designer (http://www.mpsoftware.dk/)would be a great feature: elements of languages which are currently not edited fade away, ie if I edit the html part of a php doc all php elements fade in color.

cheers, drjee

exactly, we use SVN for version control (and actually TortoiseSVN is all we need for that, no real need for the editor to support it directly) and use MoonEdit to explain and show each other things. since there are good tools for SVN but there is a lack of full featured editor which support MoonEdit ...

hi Karlis,

will it come? I would appreciate it and IE is still around 80% market share.

cheers, drjee

please also add these to the to-do-list

cheers, drjee