I have now been using CudaText for some months for editing HTML, CSS and JS files.
It is a quite good text editor compared with the other ones I have tried over the years. Congratulations with the good work!
However, there are (in my opinion) some major disadvantages/issues that I would like to have clarified:
1) Is it really impossible to "install" CudaText on your computer? Will you have to download and unzip at every update and run from the unpacked folder? All settings/macros will then be lost?
2) Will auto completion for JS come in the near future? And will it be an actual auto completion (without hitting ctrl. + space for it to work)?
Thank you.
Some thoughts and questions; JavaScript IntelliSense
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Thanks,
1) no installer is planned, it will be zip file. Pls see
https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Ho ... e_settings
2) without hitting ctrl+ space for it to work--
see Plugins / Options Editor, filter by text "autocomp". There is option autocomplete_autoshow_chars.
2b) auto completion for JS--
plugin: JS Tern.
https://github.com/pohmelie/cuda_tern
Gives intelligence commands for JavaScript: 1) auto-complete (Ctrl+Space), 2) go-to-definition (item in context menu), 3) show function call-tip, 4) show doc-string, 5) show usages. Based on Tern engine, requires Node.js.
1) no installer is planned, it will be zip file. Pls see
https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Ho ... e_settings
2) without hitting ctrl+ space for it to work--
see Plugins / Options Editor, filter by text "autocomp". There is option autocomplete_autoshow_chars.
2b) auto completion for JS--
plugin: JS Tern.
https://github.com/pohmelie/cuda_tern
Gives intelligence commands for JavaScript: 1) auto-complete (Ctrl+Space), 2) go-to-definition (item in context menu), 3) show function call-tip, 4) show doc-string, 5) show usages. Based on Tern engine, requires Node.js.