Still in development, but works well! [CodeAreaExample] LiveG Technologies have now created an open-source code editor that you can inject into your app. No extensions, just a WebViewer that has CodeMirror embedded into it. Really cool features, including line numbers, syntax highlighting, brac…

hey there I looooooooove your codearea :heart: I will use it for my app (CodeZone - an alternative of sublimetext for android), I’ll not forget to add you in credits :wink: oh, when is the next update ? regards

It will be soon, don’t worry! There’s plenty more languages that I’m gonna be implementing with the codearea. :grin: It’s fine if you wanna delve into the source (good luck, just one big HTML file) and add a language. http://codemirror.net/2/ can also help with this. Inspect Element is your friend…

Ok, I will help you as soon as possible :wink:

Got some more language files for CodeArea! Just rename your desired items to CodemirrorCompiled.html, or you could even mash multiple language files by running the call File1.Read From fileName "//\<The language filename here...>" command. Here they are: Pure C: CodemirrorCgcc.html Download: Cod…

The downloads kinda give away what my app is going to be called! :joy:

Oh, for those who are wondering, the HTML feature will also colour any embedded CSS and JavaScript to their right colours too!

But sir how can i save the written code in a file through app as i don’t find anyway to retrieve html custom code written on this platform. Please help? Actually i am unable to get the html code in textarea. Even your sample aia app shows code only when its default and many a times don’t show the c…

Okay, that’s odd behaviour! I’ll have to look into this seeing that my phone likes to do it correctly…

Sir i its fixed and working but it not work on webview when i use it on makeroid. Any solution ?

That is rather strange that it doesn’t work in Makeroid seeing that they run on the same system, but I’d probably suggest just sticking to Thunkable because I know it works well there. Makeroid is good but basically has the same features as Thunkable so I’d just stick to Thunkable if I were you.

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Remi_CHARTIER May 27, 2018, 9:46am 4

Ok, I will help you as soon as possible

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