FreeConferenceCall company has published new version of their video conferencing application that aims at one-presenter-thousands-viewers video conferences and screen sharing. Their application works on Windows and OS X and uses solely Sciter based UI with extensive use of Sciter’s unique popup DOM elements. Even video is rendered by Sciter with custom native video frames providers….
Month: August 2015
Colorizer has landed into Inspector
Tokenizer + ::mark() = syntax colorizer
Here is selfie of syntax (tiscript) colorizer – the text below is a full source code of syntax highlighting routine. The code has colorized itself: Can your browser do that in 40 lines of code? And here are styles that define style of tokens: plaintext > text::mark(number) { color: brown; } plaintext > text::mark(number-unit) {…
::mark(…) feature is comming
Please consider these tasks: Find all words in text on HTML page and highlight them Syntax highlighting: parse text of <pre> and mark all keywords by changing their color Find all misspelled words in <textarea> highlight them specifically. Currently you can do #1 and #2 by wrapping each text found into <span>s with specific classes…
My interview to Russian “Hacker” magazine
You can read it here (in Russian).
Adding “script eval” into inspector
ENTER in that input triggers script evaluation: inspector asks the “inspectee” to execute that script in context of its selected element.
CSS3 ‘filter’ property support
I am adding CSS filter property support to upcoming Sciter version. That involved Windows backend refactoring to support Direct2D v.1.1 if it is available.
New DOM/script inspector is coming
Sciter’s is getting new Inspector tool. New Inspector is a standalone executable that communicates with the inspectable Sciter window (view) over TCP/IP using DataSockets. There are few reasons behind such architecture: Mac OSX and GTK (or QT) do not really support multiple GUI threads in the same GUI process. Inspector UI must be run independently…