Free JavaScript editor in CodeLobster IDE
Free CodeLobster IDE includes free JavaScript editor
Free JavaScript editor represents the following abilities to work with JavaScript code:
- Code highlighting
- Paired highlighting
- Intelligent Auto-complete
- JavaScript debugger
- Context and Dynamic help
1. Code highlighting
That feature means JavaScript syntax coloring.
2. Paired highlighting
The Editor highlights in pairs braces,
square brackets
and parenthesis
when the cursor is placed
between beginning and ending enclosing characters.
3. Intelligent Auto-complete
Auto-complete feature "remembers" and lists in pop-up window DXML objects,
JavaScript classes,
JavaScript variables and functions.
Completion list is called automatically in necessary area of JS code.
JavaScript classes,
JavaScript variables and functions.
4. JavaScript debugger
Codelobster IDE includes JavaScript debugger that works similar to PHP debugger.
You should go to Live View (using Chrome browser for HTML files) or press F5 to start JavaScript debugger.
You should go to Live View (using Chrome browser for HTML files) or press F5 to start JavaScript debugger.
4. Context and Dynamic Help
With these features you can quickly obtain necessary information about JavaScript structure and syntax.
To get help topics using Context Help:
By default free JavaScript editor searches for proper help information on https://learn.microsoft.com/ site.
You can select Local MSDN instead. To change site address:
- Place the pointer on element you want to review help topic for and press F1 button
By default free JavaScript editor searches for proper help information on https://learn.microsoft.com/ site.
You can select Local MSDN instead. To change site address:
- Move to the Preferences menu (Tools|Preferences)
- In the left grid click Context Help item and select JS
- In the right grid select necessary value from the Location dropdown list and press OK
The Dynamic Help window displays links to help topics for an element the pointer is placed on.
By default free JavaScript editor conducts search to https://www.w3.org/ site.