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Jun 22.2006

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I want to use any editor of JavaScript that provides code completion like we use any java/vb.net editors. Is there exist such a powerful editor that provides all javaScript functionlaity. tell us all the methods available on any object and etc

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@KorJun 22.2006 — No, there is not. And there will never be, as long as browsers(Moz/IE/Opera/Safari....) use some different methods appart the standard ECMAScript & W3C DOM.

The unique way so far is to learn all these differences, to find a crossbrowser way and to test the code in different browsers.
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@wasim___drushtiJun 22.2006 — NO there is no such editor, but these requirements can be fulfilled by Microsoft Frontapage 2003.

When you type anything in the script tag it gives a pop with the class & methods related to it, you may try it.
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@KorJun 22.2006 — NO there is no such editor, but these requirements can be fulfilled by Microsoft Frontapage 2003.

When you type anything in the script tag it gives a pop with the class & methods related to it, you may try it.[/QUOTE]
Nope. Some of them are IE only.
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@wasim___drushtiJun 22.2006 — Nope. Some of them are IE only.[/QUOTE]
But it is fine for a beginner
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@wasim___drushtiJun 22.2006 — Kor, Abey Khote de Puttar,Ullu de patthe.

Here are the following links for some javascript editors

http://www.c-point.com/javascript_editor.php

http://web.downloadatoz.com/antechinus-javascript-editor/

this is Free : http://www.newfreedownloads.com/find/javascript-editor.html



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@KorJun 22.2006 — it's ok, every editor might be good, but you can not rely on it regarding the methods or debugging, because the differences between browsers, even if they are not so many, are quite intricate, and some of them are impossible to translate somehow...
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@tahirakramchauthorJun 23.2006 — But there should be such editor which ask what the browser v wana use n IDE itself sort out the methods and routines by the type specified.

well its anothoer developemnt project, tell any any opensource community to start it

@waseem: dont use such language again with the ppl who helps.
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@KorJun 23.2006 — You see, javascript is not a compiled language, it is an interpreted language. It is not a "class" based on language, it is a "prototyped" based on language. If no compiler, no debugger. There is not a [I]reliable[/I] editor which can create reliable crossbrowser "soubroutine" functions, or things like that. Or when it creates some of them, there are very intricate and almost impossible to follow/modify on will (the case of Macromedia Dreamweaver).

Nomatter which editor you will choose, you must learn javascript, and than you must type your code line by line. From this point of view, Notepad is as good as Dreamweaver, for example...Except that DW shows you sometime, by higlighting or font/color modify, if the code is correct - but only for some few usual syntax errors, not for all of them. I guess that all the other editors do the same.

So that, no, there is no complete, perfect HTML/javascript editor till now.
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@KorJun 23.2006 — It is not a recomandation, I use MM Dreamweaver, but I prefere it merely for the HTML/FTP client utilities, not necesarily for the javascript feathures (which I don't use, as I said, those Mickey Mouse javascript pre-defined codes which DW produces are horrible...
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@djeetJun 23.2006 — I tell U, use Firefox. Open up your page in Firefox. Go to Tools-Javascript Console. It will 9 out of 10 times tell U what's wrong with the code. hope this helps.
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@blingaitsJun 25.2006 — The most powerful JavaScript Editor is [URL=http://yaldex.com/JSFactory_Pro.htm]1st JavaScript Editor[/URL] (IMHO).
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@felgallJun 25.2006 — Any generated Javascript (from Dreamweaver, Frontpage, etc) is going to be way more complicated than it needs to be to do whatever the script is supposed to be doing. That is the nature of generated code. That doesn't matter for compiled languages where the compiler optimises the code before it runs but it makes a big difference for interpreted languages such as Javascript.

The best Javascript code is that handwritten by someone who properly understands Javascript. No editor can possibly compete with that as any generated code will be at least 10 times as long.
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