[API]

This is something that is worth an awesome *hurrah*

I love it. Web IDE's always tickle me in funny places. If I have time I can maybe introduce a feature or two.

[API]

Oh btw minor CSS glitch at certain window widths: http://img.iaconosoftware.com/51ad247bb094f.png

It goes away by decreasing the percentage for the columns just a tiny bit.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by pimpinjuice This is something that is worth an awesome *hurrah* I love it. Web IDE's always tickle me in funny places. If I have time I can maybe introduce a feature or two.

Cool , please feel free to hack on it, I'll try and give it a cleanup and get it up on bitbucket when I have a mo.

Originally Posted by pimpinjuice Oh btw minor CSS glitch at certain window widths: http://img.iaconosoftware.com/51ad247bb094f.png It goes away by decreasing the percentage for the columns just a tiny bit.

Can you repro it in another browser? Chrome has had numerous bugs with percentage sizing in the last few months worth of dev builds.

[11530]

Hey, I see you use the following line,

PHP Code:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> 


which would likely imply you're wanting to enable the responsive features though you haven't included the additional responsive css file.

PHP Code:

<link href="css/bootstrap-responsive.css" rel="stylesheet"> 


This is also assumed since you use a span6/span6 on the Compile/Download divs, but they don't stack when the window is resized.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by 11530 which would likely imply you're wanting to enable the responsive features though you haven't included the additional responsive css file.

I trialled it early on, but it didn't play nicely without lots of extra cruft, and it's not a high-priority as the fluid layout is design to scale as low as 800x600, and there is no mobile browser that supports the requisite JS features anyway.

[404UserNotFound]

Asherkin, you are a god. I'd give you all my monies if I had any monies.

[Mr. Man]

Very nice! I used to change things in Notepad++ then compile locally. This will save me a lot of trouble!

[Nikkii]

I was messing with this a bit earlier (as seen in irc) and came up with this

I'll probably modify it a bit more to load the includes from the repositories if possible, and I also have to fix it so that includes like smlib can be loaded.

http://spider.nikkii.us/

Changes:

• Added predefined includes
• Added auto-parsing of includes when you drag a file in, prompting whether to attempt loading of extra includes
• Loading a set of includes via zip file
• Redid downloading to work a bit better for more browsers (hopefully)
• Added uploading to paste site, soon loading from
• Added better highlighter supporting more SourcePawn specific settings

[asherkin]

Spider has had a complete rewrite - check it out.

Highlights:

• It works when you're offline.
• Persistent storage to prevent accidental loss of work.
• Very, very fast compile times in most modern browsers.
• New responsive design.
• Much cleaner code.
• Considerably smaller download (less than 500KB total).
• Compilation happens in a Web Worker (no more hanging).
• Infrastructure to support multiple source files / complex include sets (no UI yet).

[11530]

Originally Posted by asherkin Spider has had a complete rewrite - check it out. Highlights: It works when you're offline. Persistent storage to prevent accidental loss of work. Very, very fast compile times in most modern browsers. New responsive design. Much cleaner code. Considerably smaller download (less than 500KB total). Compilation happens in a Web Worker (no more hanging). Infrastructure to support multiple source files / complex include sets (no UI yet).

Fantastic work as always. A great revision.