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ASL Editor [version 3.5 is out!]

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Kubajzz:
A new version is out!

ASL Editor has done a huge step forward. There are several new features and I rewrote half of the original code from scratch, that's why it took so long...

The most important changes are:

* Improved performance - no more jerky scrolling, no more text-redraw delays...
* Improved the auto-complete function
* New Syntax Checker function (still far from perfect, but quite useful!)
* A help file included
* Several bugs fixed
Czech, French and Spanish translations are included (thanks a lot to Paulo and dajean)

Download link

Any feature requests, questions and bug reports are welcome!

One of the most useful features (from my point of view) is the ability to add your own description to user-declared variables. This description will be displayed in the yellow infobox which is displayed when you move your mouse over a variable name or when auto-completing a variable name. It really helps when you are working on a long script... See the help file for a detailed information about this feature.

The following image shows how the custom description of variables and the syntax checker work:

Jdez:
The Syntax Checker is definetly a usefull feature!
Also the new Run with Anim8or feature rocks!

Kubajzz:
It's been a while since I released the last version of ASL Editor... And now it's the time for the ultimate upgrade!

This new version is more stable, faster and easier to use than any of the previous versions. And more importantly, it contains a bunch of new great features!

Most important changes:

* A complete, structured, well-organised ASL reference is included directly in ASL Editor! See details below
* A simple graphic editor to create/edit plugin buttons
* Automatic recognition of matching brackets
* Major performance improvement of the text-highlighting function
* Improved the Undo/Redo functions, Auto-Competing and Syntax Checker
* Many bugs fixed
Download link

Feature requests, bug reports and questions are still welcome!


The most important new feature in this version is the ASL Explorer. I spent several weeks researching, testing and documenting every single element of the ASL language and here is the result: the most detailed ASL documentation ever written. Every single directive, constant, function, type and type member is described in detail, including code examples, useful tips and more.

There's no need to say more. Check out the following screenshot, download ASL Editor and try it yourself! Creating ASL plugins has never been easier! (do you still remember the times when you used to use Notepad?)

Raxx:
Yeah I remember the times I used notepad. Thanks for the awesome update! I'll keep this in my back pocket for when I feel like I'm in the scripting mood :)

I'm extra happy that you put the reference material in the program itself!

Kubajzz:
Thanks :)

Maybe I should have waited with this release a little bit longer, because I just found one bug 5 minutes after I posted the message ;D I'll fix it and post a new version asap...

EDIT: it's done, I uploaded new version... If you downloaded ASL Editor within the last 30 minutes, please download it again... I apologize for that.

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