Introduction
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CodeMirror is a JavaScript library that provides features commonly found in IDEs
(like syntax highlighting and smart indent) to browser-based editors.
This product monkey patches Zope PythonScript ZMI edit form to use CodeMirror.
It was tested in Chrome, Firefox and IE 9.
Aim
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This product exists as a proposal of a feature addition to Zope itself: the author
thinks textareas are too uncomfortable for developers to edit their code.
Extending
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Including the file ++resource++codemirror/convertTextAreas.js all textareas with
class codemirror-python will be converted.
If an attribute called onCodeMirrorLoad is found on the textarea DOM element,
it will be called with the codeMirror object as parameter.
Contributors
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- Silvio Tomatis, Original Author
- Alex Morega
- Eric Bréhault
Changelog
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0.2 (2012-05-09)
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- Enable fullscreen view (on F11 key) [ebrehault]
0.1 - 2012-03-23
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- Fix compatibility with Zope 2.12 [alex-morega]
- Inital implementation: monkey patch Zope to use codemirror in the ZMI [silviot]
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