As always... I'm still plugging away at QCPad. The interface is similar to before, but prettier. I trashed my original idea of using a bunch of tabs as a way to navigate to QCPad's different areas... Turned out being kinda clunky... people are more accustomed to menu driven software anyways.
Rewrote the way QCPad handles projects. Each project is now saved into its own file... figured this would be useful in that people could share projects with others. They could click a button and the project and the project's files will be gathered and zipped.
Currently I have been playing with syntax highlighting of keywords and must say... what a learning curve! But not as hard as I thought it was going to be! And I'm having a lot of fun with it!
Anyways, it's not implemented into a QCPad as of yet, but I do have a standalone version that works quite well! Hopefully, QCPad will soon be sporting a new syntax highlighting system!
Heck, maybe one of these days I can roll out a copy of QCPad and let you folks "crash -n- burn" it.
A question... how many "keyword" groups do you think is plenty? I'm thinking that 4 should be enough... eventually I'd like to make it customizable.
Here is a shot of the new prettier look:
The big blue area at the bottom will be an output window for compilers.
