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[DeveloperJacob]

Last 2 weeks I was working on a program called EasyCompile.NET.
It's a simple code editor with a C# Compiler in it.

Latest Version: Beta

Requirements:

• - Windows Vista / 7
  - .NET Framework 4.0

Features:

• - Simple text editor functions (Undo, Cut, Copy, etc)
  - Code editor options (Highlight current line, show line numbers, etc)
  - Encoding (ASCII, Unicode, etc)
  - Syntax highlighting (12 Different Languages and Plain Text)
  - Compile C# Code to .exe.

That were the main functions. This is the Beta version and in the next version I want to make more compilers like a vb.net compiler and a Java compiler. And I think a HTML Compiler isn't so hard. I also want to make it a tabbed editor and with an kind of Solution Explorer. But first i'm going to make the compilers for the most languages EasyCompile.NET now supports.

Things I want finished before official release:

• - Tabbed code editor.
  
  - Solution Explorer.
  
  - Errorbox and Output.
  
  - Java Compiler.
  
  - VB.NET Compiler. cooll; Done
  
  - Launch html code in custom webbrowser. cooll; Done

Screenshots:

Full:



Edit Menu:



Compiler:







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Source:

Coming Soon!

Installer:

[comathi]

That looks great. I can't right now, but I assure you I'll definetely be trying this

As for your next versions of the program, it would be of no use for you to make an HTML compiler. HTML code (in a .html, .htm, .xhtml, etc.) document is already compiled by the Web Browser. Pre-compiling it would be useless.

[DeveloperJacob]

As for your next versions of the program, it would be of no use for you to make an HTML compiler. HTML code (in a .html, .htm, .xhtml, etc.) document is already compiled by the Web Browser. Pre-compiling it would be useless.

You're right but I mean that you can launch your code in Firefox or Chrome for example.

[Shim]

looks great

[Vikhedgehog]

Cool, it reminds me of my old compiler

[Codex]

As for your next versions of the program, it would be of no use for you to make an HTML compiler. HTML code (in a .html, .htm, .xhtml, etc.) document is already compiled by the Web Browser. Pre-compiling it would be useless.

You're right but I mean that you can launch your code in Firefox or Chrome for example.

Launching/previewing HTML code in a browser outside your project is as easy as creating an HTML file and using process.start (for default browser, use arguments for other browsers).

[DeveloperJacob]

You're right but I mean that you can launch your code in Firefox or Chrome for example.

Launching/previewing HTML code in a browser outside your project is as easy as creating an HTML file and using process.start (for default browser, use arguments for other browsers).[/quote]

Thanks cooll; it works I used this code:

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            string filename
               = string.Format(@"{0}\{1}",
                    System.IO.Path.GetTempPath(),
                    "testhtm.htm");
               File.WriteAllText(filename, textEditorControl1.Text);
            Process.Start(filename);

[DeveloperJacob]

I need help with the Java Compiler. I can debug java this way:

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/494 ... ava-Editor

But I need to compile it. Is there any way to do it?

I thought about saving it as a .java file and then convert it to an .exe but I don't know how to convert it into an .exe.

[MrAksel]

You can't compile Java files to a windows executable. Java programs have the .jar extension.

[DeveloperJacob]

You can't compile Java files to a windows executable. Java programs have the .jar extension.

Yes you're right. But how do I convert a .jar to .exe?