I believe this is fixed; there was a missing $ in the XML file. Please confirm that this is fixed.

It uses the language type you specified when you first created the file(s) in the project. Do you not see that being the case?

Can you please also/instead confirm that this latter is fixed?

I thought I had removed these token definitions entirely. Please confirm that this is no longer an issue.

This is going to require a little more work. CodeMirror now offers something called a document, which includes text and the undo history, and will allow me to save and restore the undo history that corresponds to each file.

Sounds like I need to update the callback that SourceCoder provides. I'll work on this and let you know where I get.

Duly noted.
This was fixed, then the file with the fix got overwritten. I'll re-fix it.
I think more people need to report this bug. Three is not enough.

Currently, no, unfortunately. Unless I hear that this is a significant impendance to projects, I'm going to triage this one to the bottom of my to-do list.

Thanks for reporting this. I have repaired this issue; the regex for preprocessing did not correctly deal with the first line of the program being a comment.

I am unable to replicate this in Internet Explorer 11.0. Can anyone with Internet Explorer 10 please try to replicate this?

Active Bugs/Feature Requests:
:: Switch to using Documents so that undo history can be restored per-document
:: Fix post-jsTIfied-send callback
:: Fix making BBCode/HTML box disappear
:: Re-fix the double-pull-out bug with jsTIfied.
:: Add way to include backslashes in programs?

Edit: I managed to track down and fix the problem with Internet Explorer 10. Apparently, if you omit a "return false;" in <a onclick=""> tags, IE assumes the page is going to unload when you click on an <a> tag, even if the page doesn't actually unload. The mind boggles.

Heey, I made a program, which I run from SourceCoder in jsTIFied.
In that program was an Input Str1 or something else, but when I was at the input, yet not clicked on enter, and then I transfer the code from SC to jsTIFied, my program stops. But then, if I run my program and enter something, it freezes (can happen by my program) but if I pressed ON, which interrupts my program, it gave a normal error, but then an error, error, error, error etc.......
Look at this gif:

I don't know whether this is a bug in SC or in the calculator itself, but it is seriously annoying.

Considering that this is entirely on the emulated calculator, it's not SC's fault. I believe you've encountered a bug from Doors CSE 8.0.x that was corrected in Doors CSE 8.1.x. Please download the latest Doors CSE (currently 8.1.3) and install it on jsTIfied.

PT_: That happens occasionally with me, too. You don't have to clear the RAM to fix it; just click the 'send to jsTIfied' button in SC3 and it'll go back to the homescreen. (in addition, whatever triggers that bug won't trigger it on an actual calc; the exact same thing happened to me when I was making Odd One Out)

Just for the record, this has since been fixed. Many thanks.

Bug: Clicking on anything that's been highlighted brings up the Main Menu. Extremely annoying after using Ctrl+A.

I think this is the right place to post this. I was working with the Menu( function for the 84+/CSE set, and when it got down to options 8 and 9, they just appear as "?". Each option before that, 1 thru 7, appears fine.

Also, when typing the word "Function", in my case, used in the menu text, when sent to the calc, or emulator, the system things its the "Func" catalog function, NOT individual letters. I would be using this words quite a bit in my upcoming program, and I REALLY dont want to have to edit EVERY instance by hand, each letter, every time.

So far, thats all I see.....still working on my program

Neither of those are SourceCoder bugs. The first is an OS bug that has been mentioned at least once in The Big Bad Bundle of TI-84 Plus C SE OS 4.0 & 4.2 Bugs. The second is the tokenizer doing its job. You can forcibly break up a token by inserting a backslash into it. But why is this a problem for you, anyways? If it's just part of a string to be displayed, I think it should work fine.

I suspect it's because the token is spelled "Func" and the text he is using is probably capitalized, thus "FuncTION."

Thats exactly it comic. This is the only one Ive had a problem with so far, but Im sure things like "Horizontal" will have the same issue, among other things. Spelling them out one at a time in the on-calc editor works fine when running the program, but entering it in SourceCoder and either sending to the emulator, or the calc, causes the mixup.

So my long-winded way to beat around said bush, is to make a program with ONLY the text "Function" (or whatever word causes headaches), and every time I need it in my main program, just recall it in. Almost have to build a dictionary of words, one word per program......ughhhhhhhh

You seemed to have missed Runers response slash fix. Type \Function and it should be parsed as you want it to. Otherwise Fun\ction would work.

This has been re-fixed, with a better fix than the first time. You no longer need to open and close and re-open jsTIfied (or use pause/play or other tricks) to make jsTIfied start running when SC3 first loads.

Edit: Regarding the catalog information for the monochrome and color calculators: Thanks to various nagging here and there, I worked on this through lunch today; I improved how the catalog data is processed, and I added text distinguishing the information for the color and monochrome calculators. Please let me know if any remaining information remains incorrect or unclear.

Active Bugs/Feature Requests:
:: Switch to using Documents so that undo history can be restored per-document
:: Fix post-jsTIfied-send callback
:: Fix making BBCode/HTML box disappear
:: Add way to include backslashes in programs?

Very small bug, but still confusing. When using axe formatting, the commenting of // does not have the light brown syntax highlighting. When exporting it though, it still comments it out.

http://www.cemetech.net/projects/item.php?id=32
The SDK link under Other Useful Downloads is bad.

This is the SourceCoder bug reports thread, not the Doors CS bug reports or Website bug reports thread. However, duly noted, and I'll fix that. Thanks.

If I added a comment after some code (doesn't matter what), and then transfer it to jsTIfied, the comment is not removed, so that you get a "Syntax error" if you try your program.

EDIT: I have sometimes trouble, when sending a Z80/ASM program to jsTIfied, if that is in a project, with multiple programs. If I press that icon, it won't transfer. Even "Check" or "Export" don't work. When trying to transfer the whole project, the Z80/ASM didn't work.

EDIT2: with that last one, with the Z80-stuff, when I looked up the source code of the page with F12, then I got a kind of "Abort error" or so. If I can replicate this again, I would take a screenshot. I use Chrome version 43.0.2357.124

EDIT3 : again that last one, I know how to replicate. I have the ASM programs as the third one in a project. If I only transfer that program to jsTIfied, it still works. But if I go to my first program, and then transfer ALL my programs in my project to jsTIfied, the ASM program will fail. Then I get an error, which you can see by pressing F12 and go to "Console". Then trying again to transfer my ASM program to jsTIfied will result in this:

This may not be a bug, but... it's annoying, and it's happened twice to me already. what happens is when you copy code from source coder, then you go to a different tab/window and then go back to SC3, your copied code get's replaced with a "-", and that's it. so this past time it happened, I copied my code, then intended to paste it in a post, but instead I accidentally copied something else before pasting it. when going back to sc3 to copy it again, it got replaced with a "-" like I said. and the save project feature overwrote my last save, so there was no way to get it back. I had to rewrite it... could you possibly fix it so that it doesn't replace it with a minus character?

oh, and idk how hard this would be, but it may be nice to not just have one project save, but a few backups of it - that way you could recall a previous save. anyways, I will be keeping offline backups from now on

I cannot reproduce this, and I'm skeptical that it's a SourceCoder issue. It seems more likely that either your browser is doing something weird or that you just typed "-" while all the code was selected and didn't realize it. However, I'll leave the final word to KermM, as he'd know better than I.

No, it was not an error on my part. I did not bump the - key or backspace or anything. I am able to recreate this over and over again.

It's possible that it's a chrome issue, but idk. (chrome version 41.0.2272.118)

I just was trying out Sourcecoder for the first time and it works pretty well, but the error checking code seems to have an offset when telling you the line where the error is:

Error in Line 17, but the at message shows code at line 18

The proof that the error was in reality in line 18: The error message is gone after fixing the error in line 18

Looks like someone forgot that indices are zero based? XD

And another bug report: When trying to download the program file by pressing Export on a Kindle Fire HD, the download does not work properly. When the download is finished, there is no file shown in the Downloads section of the internet browser. However, when you navigate with a file browser to mnt/sdcard/download there is a file called api.php. it was 629 bytes large. When changing the file to api.php.txt and viewing it with a text file viewer that automatically chooses the format (UTF 16, UTF 8 or etc.) it chooses a chinese format and then the file reads:
Here is what it looks like in UTF 8:

Hope this helps

EDIT:
Ok, now this is weird. Since the file size seemed to be matching, I randomly changed the filename to api.8xp and sent it to the emulator... and it worked:

So everything is working, except that the comments seem to be transmitted as well...