Text Editor
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Hi all, I'm fairly new at programming, having taken a few classes in college over the last semster. One thing I'm interested in doing is programming my own HTML editor or JavaScript editor. I have absolutely no clue where to even begin. All my courses have taught the basics of programming by sending our output to a console window. I just purchased a C# book, and am waiting on it to arrive from Amazon. My question (I know it took long enough to get to it) is if anyone can point me to any tutorials on how to create a standard text editor that can parse input and change the colors of the text like html editors and ide's do. Thanks, Jeramy
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Hi all, I'm fairly new at programming, having taken a few classes in college over the last semster. One thing I'm interested in doing is programming my own HTML editor or JavaScript editor. I have absolutely no clue where to even begin. All my courses have taught the basics of programming by sending our output to a console window. I just purchased a C# book, and am waiting on it to arrive from Amazon. My question (I know it took long enough to get to it) is if anyone can point me to any tutorials on how to create a standard text editor that can parse input and change the colors of the text like html editors and ide's do. Thanks, Jeramy
jeramyRR wrote:
My question (I know it took long enough to get to it) is if anyone can point me to any tutorials on how to create a standard text editor that can parse input and change the colors of the text like html editors and ide's do.
May I suggest small steps? Like creating a text-editor[^] first, and then learn how to integrate a loading-routine with a parser? Or do you want to dive in directly[^]?
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:
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jeramyRR wrote:
My question (I know it took long enough to get to it) is if anyone can point me to any tutorials on how to create a standard text editor that can parse input and change the colors of the text like html editors and ide's do.
May I suggest small steps? Like creating a text-editor[^] first, and then learn how to integrate a loading-routine with a parser? Or do you want to dive in directly[^]?
Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: