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Editor.NET 1.42, Edit Like Professional
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Nov 20, 2006 12:42:16 | | Author email | anikolaev@3d2f.com | | Author | Nikolaev Alexander Dmitrievich |
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One of the most common, «recursive» tasks for any programmer is a hand-made code editor. Sometimes, it is only a challenge for training skills and playing with components. Sometimes, it is an experimental or hobbyish attempt to Do Better (create an editor with features nobody else has invented). And in many cases self-made code editor is business necessity: when you really invent something great for existing language editing, or use an own self-made language (for ex., Domain-Specific one), or want to embed scripting abilities in large business application. To create a really good code editor is not an easy task (frankly speaking, the task is rather HARD), there are many non-trivial things, like complex syntax highlighting, code folding, context hints (IntelliSense, AutoComplete) and a bunch of others.
Fortunately, through the programming history, there are some people who have already gone this way and provided a complete and consistent solution to the problem: Editor.NET from Quantum Whale. This .NET component provides virtually all respective editing features, from plain-text goodies (word wrap, gutters, margin, window splitting) up to very advanced ones. Syntax highlighting schemes are already available for 30 most common languages and can be defined for any new one; there are APIs for code outlining, completeon, reformatting and so on. Moreover, there is extended syntax parsing (to AST) for .Net languages, which allows seamless creation of services like outlining, intellisense and code formatting. The look-and-feel component is fully customizable.
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