Does it support doc comments?

e.g.

looks great

Good evening together,

Just wanted to share my new plans: I'll try to make led to a real-world alternative to many code-editors on the world-wide web. Most code-editors today just do not support enough languages, are to expensive, to slow or just all of it. I'll try to close this gap with my low-budget editor.

This includes that it:
1) won't be free if released
2) will need longer to develop.

Sadly no enough potential buyers can be found here (no offense ), therefore i have to implement other programming languages ( better said: a very very good text editor for almost any file-type - like http://www.e-texteditor.com/ does)

Just some new screens (the screens does not really give the impression of what happend to the editor.. actually the whole framework changed dramatically )

1) A completly new designed code-jumper with much more flexiblity


2) Find References: find all occurences of a code-object (e.g. function / struct content) with just one mouse click:



3): seemless zooming



4) recognize of todo-statements



5) in-editor help for almost any C++ feature (thanks to MSDN)



6) Aaaand.. maybe a new startscreen?




Of course there are many more features I developed over the last two months, but they're just too many to mention

Best Wishes and Good Night,
Timo Stark

PS: One of the biggest features which are planed but not developed so far is versioning.

You used my code for testing, yay!!! ^^

Looks great so far. To be honest, and this isn't meant personally, but I doubt that you can beat existing solutions on the market. Why do you want to do versioning? CVS and SVN are existing solutions and they are great.

Yeah you're right, though I of course do not plan do work out my own svn / cvs versioning system. As you already stated, this would be a completly senseless approach.
I'll try to implement third party svn systems into the editor with easy access, even for svn-beginners (e.g. create svn on external hard-disk drives).

The main "problem" is that i want to reach a bigger market. It's not very easy to be exceptional on such a crowded market like editors. Though as already mention I'll try to accomplish a very smart menu design for any kind of file type (e.g. of course the most visible panes will not be visible with txt files) and a very very low price.
Platform independcy is also theoretically planed.

I'm of course always open for new suggestions (i would also love to work with someone) how to accomplish sth. on the difficult editor market...

greetings,
Timo

PS: Yeah your script is one of the biggest free available scripts on the freeware market

A Doxygen add in would be nice.
Maybe with the possibility to place special Doxygen commands by picking from a selection list.

But I guess that might be too special...

A refacturing method (renaming of an objects name) would make it nice.
(eg, wich can differentiate between syntax and other content)


And a method to list references/uses/definition of an object in the code.
So you can quickly jump to it. (less time searching through the code)

@Damocles: See second screenshot (for list references). Renaming is planed.

@Firoball: As this is no real programming effort i'll probably implement this feature. Though you're probably right that might be a little bit to special.
Still thinking about a good way to implement such important programming features without annoying normal users who just want a fast starting editor to edit a great variety of files..

maybe build a plugin system, and offer doxygen plugins and that kind of stuff for free to customers?

Yeah I've thought about a plugin system, though the workload for a complete working plugin system (which really allows the user to accomplish things, and to interfere into the behaviour of the editor) is very high.