Create responsive desktop applications using HTML, CSS, JS, and AHK!

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Run()
{
Script := BuildScript(this.Editors.HTML.Value, this.Editors.CSS.Value
, this.Editors.JS.Value, this.Editors.AHK.Value)
Clipboard := Script
ExecScript(Script,, A_AhkPath)
}
I for one would love to follow your progress on a project like that.GeekDude wrote:I am considering writing a library where you could pass in the HTML/CSS/JS as parameters to a class/function, which would be for more serious use instead of prototyping.
Agreed. And subbed.justjames283 wrote:I for one would love to follow your progress on a project like that.GeekDude wrote:I am considering writing a library where you could pass in the HTML/CSS/JS as parameters to a class/function, which would be for more serious use instead of prototyping.
It never hurts to ask! I just released version 0.2, available from the "Releases" link in the OP. It has syntax highlighting nowkczx3 wrote:All this needs is your new RichCode class with highlighters for each language
It's a test environment for writing scripts that link to a custom HTML GUI, like for example the AutoHotkey installer. With this, you can write some HTML, some CSS, some JavaScript, and some AHK, then run it together as one piece.gamergames wrote:can someone tell us n00bs what this thing does exactly?
For what it's worth, if you look at the lib folder from the main project page on GitHub it does have links to the requisite libraries. This setup is pretty common, if not even standard practice for software development. If you have a better approach to version control, dependency management, collaboration, and publication, please let me knowDrugwash wrote:I got both but I usually fire up the source first, seems more… safe.As I said, at least a couple url files in the respective folders would help greatly - I had to dig around the board to find RichCode mentioned in a single comment, which is not quite right IMHO.
I find GitHub extremely unfriendly and overly complicated for my line of thinking so I'm not gonna mess with the code in any way. Just offered my feedback, for what it's worth.
I'm not aware of anything like that, but I guess it's possible. The package that WINE uses to do that is Gecko, which can be found here https://wiki.winehq.org/GeckoDrugwash wrote:I do have one question though, unrelated to the script itself but to its capabilities, somehow: is there a way to load/create and interact with a MozillaWindowClass control in AHK under Windows?
Why I'm asking: a script I made is creating and displaying an ActiveX control to display a formatted link as it should appear on a web page; in Windows everything's fine and dandy, it creates an Internet Explorer_Server1 control that looks and works correctly; however, in Linux (Ubuntu, Mint) under WINE it creates a MozillaWindowClass2 (in Mint 17.2) and some different class I presume in Ubuntu Weezy, because all three controls look differently. I'd like to track this issue down and fix it if possible (it's for a friend of mine that uses Ubuntu) but I'd like to do it in Windows rather than Linux because that thing sucks big time in too many aspects.
Thanks for any help you could provide. If you need details please do ask.
Yes, I see that, but let's think in more simple terms: Joe user downloads the source package without walking all the GitHub trees and subtrees, and ends up locally with a package that lacks dependencies. Internet access may be flaky or unavailable at some point (you don't wanna know my own issues with that!) so it's best to either include dependencies in the package or offer a good offline hint of where they could be found at at a later time. I'm sure real programmers, collaborators and so on could deal with these things, but it may present difficulties for (not-so-)regular users.For what it's worth, if you look at the lib folder from the main project page on GitHub it does have links to the requisite libraries.
I left a few comments on your PRs.kczx3 wrote:I submitted a couple PRs, one for MultiTester and one for RichCode. Take a look and see what you think. I wasn't able to figure out the regex to highlight function parameters unfortunately. Regex isn't my strong suite.
I changed the color theme to Monokai and based it off of the coloring from Visual Studio Code.
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