JALEdit - An IDE for JAL
(C) Sunish Issac
JALedit is a freeware IDE (Integreated Development Environment) for programming with JAL. It's been adapted for JALV2 and officially endorsed by the JALV2 Beta Team.
The latest version of JALEdit available is 0.5.6.
You can know about the download details of the latest version of JALedit from the downloads section of this site. Here's the direct download link http://jal.sunish.net/files/JALEditV2_0_5_6.zip
Features
- Syntax highlighted Code Editor
- Support for most commandline programmers and bootloaders
- Code Explorer with easy navigation of source files, procedures, functions, constants and variables
- Auto jump to error line after compilation.
- Full support of commandline options of compiler.
- Multiple library path support.
- Export syntax highlighted code as RTF and HTML to clipboard or to files.
- Autosave source code on compilation.
- Backup all files, including libraries and include files as a single ZIP file.
- Builtin ASCII chart
- Mini Serial terminal with hex view support
- No tweaks required for running in Win9x
JALEdit is written in Borland (Codegear) Delphi.
Release Notes
This version is mainly a bug fix release. Very few features have been added.
New Features
- Added all compiler options and organized it according to Kyle's classification.
- Long file name and path names with spaces support works on win9x and WinNT OS based machines.
- Limited Help file invocation support.
- Copy JAL code as HTML in context menu of Code Editor.
- About Box Updates and Check for Updates on Site feature.
Bugs Fixes
- Paths with spaces used to cause problems if Additional Commandline Params were added in Environment Options.
- Files whose extension was is not jal was also set as Main JAL File, this bug is fixed.
- Terminal settings were not saved on closing.
Installation Instructions
If you are already using JALedit, just replace the existing exe with the exe in the zip file. Note that this version does not support the JAL0.4x version. The difference is mainly in passing the compiler options to the compiler.
JALedit User Manual is available at http://jal.sunish.net/content/book/jalv2/jaledit-user-manual