NsiEd

Anders · 4th July 2017, 20:51

I have been playing with the idea of replacing MakeNsisW with a "real" editor.

Requires Win2000 or later. The name is not set in stone, I'm open for suggestions.

Known issues:

WONTFIX: "Best compression" mode
WONTFIX: "Choose compressor" command line / file type mode
WONTFIX: Syntax highlighting (Might support Scintilla later)
WONTFIX: MDI windows
Some commands don't work yet
Only partial High DPI support

Extract to your NSIS directory and play around a bit and let me know what you guys think...

Pawel · 4th July 2017, 22:07

Works fine :P

Would be great if you make it like Notepad++ and NSIS compiler in one app

(with multi tabs, syntax highlighting, lang support, etc...)

Is this based on makensisw source or you are writing it from scratch?

Anders · 4th July 2017, 22:52

It already supports multiple tabs? (Drag & drop, multiple files in open dialog (on Vista+) and NsiEd.exe "yourfile.nsi" should work)

I'm writing it from scratch!

jiake · 5th July 2017, 01:53

Very good!!!
Look forward to a fully functional version.

JasonFriday13 · 5th July 2017, 07:42

Cool, I take it that it's windows only? I attempted a basic cross-platform code editor a few years ago, I didn't get very far though.

Pawel · 5th July 2017, 07:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anders

It already supports multiple tabs? (Drag & drop, multiple files in open dialog (on Vista+) and NsiEd.exe "yourfile.nsi" should work)

Yes. It works fine! (Win10 Pro CA)
And that is very nice that you are working on such project.
-Pawel

Anders · 5th July 2017, 10:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonFriday13

Cool, I take it that it's windows only? I attempted a basic cross-platform code editor a few years ago, I didn't get very far though.

Yes, Windows only. It is never going to be the best editor ever but it should allow us to demo more integration with the default programs feature in the installer.

JasonFriday13 · 5th July 2017, 16:32

I was considering using parts of the nsis tokens as a source of supported highlights, then having a custom highlighting layer between the text data storage and the renderer. The thinking behind it is that if commands are added, edited, or removed, these will also show up in the editor. Also, possibly sharing parts of the parsing code between the two. Well, that's what I had planned for my version anyway.

Anders · 11th July 2017, 00:12

New build, v0.1.1707.1000

Quote:

+ Double-click log errors and warnings to jump to file:line
+ Replace text (Ctrl+H)
+ Cut line (Ctrl+L)
+ Copy as path
+ Open containing folder
+ Open file properties
* Changed DPI font handling

If someone wants to design 24x24 and/or 32x32 toolbar images that would be helpful...

Anders · 14th July 2017, 20:12

0.1.1707.1400

PHP Code:


			
+ Tab/spaces settings dialog

+ MakeNsisW compatible global symbols editor dialog

+ Shift+Tab moves cursor back by one tab in editor

Anders · 17th July 2017, 22:21

0.1.1707.1900

PHP Code:


			
+ Press Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar to display syntax help for instruction on current line

(Re-uploaded with a small update to the keyword detection)

4th July 2017, 22:07	#2
Pawel Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Poland Posts: 507	Works fine :P Would be great if you make it like Notepad++ and NSIS compiler in one app (with multi tabs, syntax highlighting, lang support, etc...) Is this based on makensisw source or you are writing it from scratch? Projects: My Website \| NSIS PL \| Winamp PL \| Winamp Help (PL) \| Donate \| Ultimate File Manager Winamp translations: Oficjalny Polski Pakiet Językowy (Official Polish Language Pack) Other Winamp projects: Winamp Color Themes \| Winamp Icon Packs Winamp Tools: Winamp Tools (All About Winamp \| Winamp Backup & Restore \| Winamp Translator)

4th July 2017, 22:52	#3
Anders Moderator Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: ${NSISDIR} Posts: 4,817	It already supports multiple tabs? (Drag & drop, multiple files in open dialog (on Vista+) and NsiEd.exe "yourfile.nsi" should work) I'm writing it from scratch! IntOp $PostCount $PostCount + 1

5th July 2017, 01:53	#4
jiake Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Xi'an, China Posts: 206	Very good!!! Look forward to a fully functional version. Born in: Xi'an, China Live in: Shanghai, China Name: 賈可(zh-Hant, trad.), 贾可(zh-Hans, simp.), Jia Ke (Pinyin). Email: jiake@vip.qq.com QQ: 137729898

5th July 2017, 07:42	#5
JasonFriday13 Major Dude Join Date: May 2005 Location: New Zealand Posts: 859	Cool, I take it that it's windows only? I attempted a basic cross-platform code editor a few years ago, I didn't get very far though. "Only a MouseHelmet will save you from a MouseTrap" -Jason Ross (Me) NSIS 3 POSIX Ninja Wiki Profile

5th July 2017, 16:32	#8
JasonFriday13 Major Dude Join Date: May 2005 Location: New Zealand Posts: 859	I was considering using parts of the nsis tokens as a source of supported highlights, then having a custom highlighting layer between the text data storage and the renderer. The thinking behind it is that if commands are added, edited, or removed, these will also show up in the editor. Also, possibly sharing parts of the parsing code between the two. Well, that's what I had planned for my version anyway. "Only a MouseHelmet will save you from a MouseTrap" -Jason Ross (Me) NSIS 3 POSIX Ninja Wiki Profile

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