Category: Sciter

SCITER.COM

Posted on by c-smile

After 6 years Sciter Engine finally got its own home : sciter.com. The site is not complete though, I am still working on content, documentation in particular. The plan is to combine in one place stuff that was spread across many sites and blog articles. Forum users are advised to re-register on Sciter’s new forum…

Omni

Posted on by c-smile

Mr Ramon F. Mendes have published his Omni tools that allow to use Microsoft Visual Studio to design markup and Sciter specific code: I’d recommend to give a try to this great tools, you will love them!

ZIP resource packaging in Sciter

Posted on by c-smile

I am adding zip resource packaging support to Sciter v. 3.3.0.6. Imagine that you have some folder where your app files are located: content images img1.png img2.png scripts script1.tis styles style1.css index.htm view1.htm dialog.htm then you can load it into the Sciter using …/content/index.htm path. Nothing new up to this moment. But with ZIP packaging…

WPF vs Sciter

Posted on by c-smile

WPF Sciter Definition Windows Presentation Foundation (or WPF) is a graphical subsystem for rendering user interfaces in Windows-based applications by Microsoft. Is an embeddable graphical user interface engine (dynamic or static library) by Terra Informatica Software. Released 2007 as part of Windows Vista. 2006 – h-smile core release date (HTMLayout, Sciter1, Sciter2 and Sciter3). OSes…

FreeConferenceCall – Sciter UI

Posted on by c-smile

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….

Tokenizer + ::mark() = syntax colorizer

Posted on by c-smile

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

Posted on by c-smile

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…