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JavaScript Language Add-on is Coming to SyntaxEditor

by Avatar Bill Henning (Actipro) - 7 comments
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 2:45pm

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Great news… a new language add-on for JavaScript, specifically the ECMAScript 5.1 standard, is coming to SyntaxEditor.  Let's take a first look:

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In this screenshot, you can see features like syntax error reporting and code outlining active.  This new language will allow you to instantly plug in an advanced JavaScript editing experience to your apps that use SyntaxEditor.

The advanced JavaScript language will be added to the Web Languages Add-on in the 2013.2 version of SyntaxEditor!

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Comments (7)

Posted 12 years ago by Daniil Monin - Software Architect, Sovacode Software
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Hello! So how I understand "Web Languages Add-on in the 2013.2" will be contains support for XML and JavaScript too?
Posted 12 years ago by Bill Henning (Actipro) - Actipro Software LLC
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Yes that is correct.
Posted 12 years ago by Daniil Monin - Software Architect, Sovacode Software
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Thank you Bill. And the last question is can I buy Blueprint license of Web Languages Add-on if I already have WPF Studio license, but haven't Enterprise license of Web Languages Add-on? Thank you!
Posted 12 years ago by Bill Henning (Actipro) - Actipro Software LLC
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Hi Danill, No you need to have an Enterprise license for the add-on as well. At the moment it's only $99 though. Also keep in mind that the JavaScript language won't be included until the 2013.2 version, which isn't out yet but should be in a couple months or so.
Posted 12 years ago by Daniil Monin - Software Architect, Sovacode Software
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Thank you very much Bill! In my case I need XML support too. :) And how I understand the Blueprint license includes updates for year so there no any risk to buy now and get update with JavaScript support in the future.
Posted 12 years ago by Bill Henning (Actipro) - Actipro Software LLC
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That is correct, you'll get JavaScript rolled in with the 2013.2 update if you purchase now.
Posted 12 years ago by Chris Honselaar
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Cool beans Bill!

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