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Subject:    Re: [Quanta] Script language
From:       "Nitai  ()  ComputerOil" <nitai () computeroil ! com>
Date:       2005-04-21 19:26:04
Message-ID: 4267FE4C.5060505 () computeroil ! com
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Hi Eric

Your 3 options sound already very good. Point is that we code all of our 
dynamic webpage with WebDNA. This is sort of a language like ColdFusion, 
all those tags are in the form of "[date]". Like I wrote all I want is 
to build a "language tree" so I can just click and the tag gets inersted 
in my current document.

 From you email I think option 1 and 2 make the moste sense, right? So 
Is there any way I can write these (about 300 tags) in a file or alike 
and distribute them to my co developers? If so, how? I looked in the 
manuals, but have to say that I could not find the information I was 
looking for (but then again I might have looked in the wrong pages).

Thank you.

Nitai

Eric Laffoon wrote:

>On Thursday 21 April 2005 09:49 am, Nitai @ ComputerOil wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I am in need to write my own "Glossary"/"Tag-Library" for the sripting
>>language we are working with.
>>
>>Question: Is this possible with Quanta, if so how? Am I on the right
>>track with DTEP or Toolbars?
>>
>>Mainly all I need is a tree on the left side with subfolders, clicking
>>on a item should insert my tags like [date] or alike.
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
>>Nitai
>>
>>    
>>
>What scripting language? The DTEP will handle markup and script languages. So 
>everything you see handled in HTML and PHP for instance goes through these 
>definitions. However these are not your only options and I'm not sure exactly 
>what your objectives are. I'll list some other features you may find 
>useful...
>
>1) Actions - you can create actions to insert tags, text blocks or run scripts 
>and you can locate them on toolbars or use key combinations
>2) Abbreviations - you can save custom abbreviations which will expand to code 
>blocks
>3) Kommander - You can create custom dialogs with which to insert special text 
>blocks and launch them from the toolbar
>
>I've used all of these. For the DTEP you would need to have a means to 
>identify those blocks in your document. If you just need to insert special 
>text elements the others may be more useful. If you are adding support for a 
>standard scripting language we don't support currently we would like a copy 
>of the DTEP... providing of course it's standard.
>  
>

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Hi Eric<br>
<br>
Your 3 options sound already very good. Point is that we code all of
our dynamic webpage with WebDNA. This is sort of a language like
ColdFusion, all those tags are in the form of "[date]". Like I wrote
all I want is to build a "language tree" so I can just click and the
tag gets inersted in my current document.<br>
<br>
From you email I think option 1 and 2 make the moste sense, right? So
Is there any way I can write these (about 300 tags) in a file or alike
and distribute them to my co developers? If so, how? I looked in the
manuals, but have to say that I could not find the information I was
looking for (but then again I might have looked in the wrong pages).<br>
<br>
Thank you.<br>
<br>
Nitai<br>
<br>
Eric Laffoon wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">On Thursday 21 April 2005 09:49 am, Nitai @ ComputerOil wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">Hi all,

I am in need to write my own "Glossary"/"Tag-Library" for the sripting
language we are working with.

Question: Is this possible with Quanta, if so how? Am I on the right
track with DTEP or Toolbars?

Mainly all I need is a tree on the left side with subfolders, clicking
on a item should insert my tags like [date] or alike.

Thank you.

Nitai

    </pre>
  </blockquote>
  <pre wrap=""><!---->What scripting language? The DTEP will handle markup and script languages. So 
everything you see handled in HTML and PHP for instance goes through these 
definitions. However these are not your only options and I'm not sure exactly 
what your objectives are. I'll list some other features you may find 
useful...

1) Actions - you can create actions to insert tags, text blocks or run scripts 
and you can locate them on toolbars or use key combinations
2) Abbreviations - you can save custom abbreviations which will expand to code 
blocks
3) Kommander - You can create custom dialogs with which to insert special text 
blocks and launch them from the toolbar

I've used all of these. For the DTEP you would need to have a means to 
identify those blocks in your document. If you just need to insert special 
text elements the others may be more useful. If you are adding support for a 
standard scripting language we don't support currently we would like a copy 
of the DTEP... providing of course it's standard.
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