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Is this a particular ace version of the same editor? Your front page mentions codemirror yet I see scripts commented out so I can assume you are moving to ace?
My current configuration of ace has two snippets working and I'm adding the rest of the node-occ api functions:
Would you prefer I fork and work up a demo of what I'm doing? Yet my dependencies are a bit different because of other experiments; koa based for one. Or I was thinking there could eventually be a node-occ.gui or other related dot name repository.
I also built a jstree http://www.jstree.com/ based slideout panel of a folder interface to provide a project system. And made a more heads up display based on the threejs. Have plans to add math geometry assisters.
Hi @erossignon ,
I'm experimenting with a new web interface for node-occ where the editor is based on http://ace.c9.io.
Experimenting with snippets and autocompletion features in it. Then along the way I noticed your sample app pulls in an ace.js script at https://github.com/erossignon/node-occ/blob/master/sample/views/sample.ejs#L66 with
Is this a particular ace version of the same editor? Your front page mentions codemirror yet I see scripts commented out so I can assume you are moving to ace?
My current configuration of ace has two snippets working and I'm adding the rest of the node-occ api functions:
Would you prefer I fork and work up a demo of what I'm doing? Yet my dependencies are a bit different because of other experiments; koa based for one. Or I was thinking there could eventually be a node-occ.gui or other related dot name repository.
I also built a jstree http://www.jstree.com/ based slideout panel of a folder interface to provide a project system. And made a more heads up display based on the threejs. Have plans to add math geometry assisters.
Also github will serve pages from a special branch in the repository. I set up for one of my projects http://rycole.com/hdf5.node/ Jekyll http://jekyllrb.com/ based tutorials and api documents using http://bruth.github.io/jekyll-docs-template/. Would you like such pages setup for node-occ?
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