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Since the last official beta, SourceCoder 2 has gained three new and exciting features:
Code block/conditional indenting
Open/close loop count verification
Fixed optimization percentage
SourceCoder now has the option to indent blocks of looping and conditional code, including For, While, Repeat, Then, End, etc. Each "opening" tag adds additional indenting, while "closing" tags removes that indenting. SC2 will also detect the number of opening and closing tags and warn you if you have a mismatched number of each. Finally, I have fixed the pesky bug that caused SourceCoder to occasionally report a negative %optimization when it had indeed made optimizations to a program. You can view the second beta here:
SourceCoder2 Beta 2:
http://sc.cemetech.net
Thank you much, sire. After I implement a php difference engine, I'm going to do that spritemap thing necro was mentioning.
Heh, thanks. What do you think would be better to indicate additions and removals, red/green highlighting or +/- signs? I'm thinking highlighting.
highlighting. definitely.
K, I found a difference engine, so I'll implement it now.
KermMartian wrote:
Heh, thanks. What do you think would be better to indicate additions and removals, red/green highlighting or +/- signs? I'm thinking highlighting.
both highlighting and +/- signs (+/- signs are used for DIFF in linux, so it would be more familiar to those of us running *nix)
I could add the +/- signs back in then.
KermMartian wrote:
Heh, thanks. What do you think would be better to indicate additions and removals, red/green highlighting or +/- signs? I'm thinking highlighting.
Bold, so it doesn't interfere with syntax highlighting. (which needs to be fixed, by the way.)
Cool new feature though! Great that you finally got the %optimized working.
alexrudd wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
Heh, thanks. What do you think would be better to indicate additions and removals, red/green highlighting or +/- signs? I'm thinking highlighting.
Bold, so it doesn't interfere with syntax highlighting. (which needs to be fixed, by the way.)
Cool new feature though! Great that you finally got the %optimized working.
if you bold all the additions/removals, it will be too confusing, as just at a glance you can't tell if its an addition or removal. Maybe text-background coloring of red or green instead, so that it doesn't interfere with the syntax highlighting?
just wanted to say: Kerm, Sourcecoder2 pwns!
especially the indents... they save a lot of time sifting through code.
Kllrnohj wrote:
alexrudd wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
Heh, thanks. What do you think would be better to indicate additions and removals, red/green highlighting or +/- signs? I'm thinking highlighting.
Bold, so it doesn't interfere with syntax highlighting. (which needs to be fixed, by the way.)
Cool new feature though! Great that you finally got the %optimized working.
if you bold all the additions/removals, it will be too confusing, as just at a glance you can't tell if its an addition or removal. Maybe text-background coloring of red or green instead, so that it doesn't interfere with the syntax highlighting?
That's what I'm alredy doing...go take a look.
Spellshaper: Thanks! 
EXAMPLE
KermMartian has just edited this program. The source code now reads:
BASIC Code wrote:
:Disp "THIS IS AN EX-
:Disp "AMPLE PROGRAM
:Pause
:Disp "HERE IS Kerm'S
:Disp "LATEST ADDITION
:Pause
:Disp "MORE CHANGES,
:Disp "MANY YEARS LATER
:Pause
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