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Product Description:
Tumult HyperEdit is a lightweight HTML editor with a preview pane that displays the web page live as you type. HyperEdit breaks the tedious cycle of writing html, saving the file, then reloading and viewing the page in the browser by combining the writing phase with the viewing phase. This clarifies the effects of your changes and speeds up the overall process of making a web page. W3C-based validation will red-underline any mistakes. It uses the same rendering engine found in Safari, so it is not only standards compliant, but also very fast.
HyperEdit can be used for:
Main Features:
- Preview pane quickly renders HTML, CSS, Javascript, or PHP as typed.
- Live HTML W3C-based validation with red underlines and an error drawer
- Code Snippets palette allows commonly used code and tags (open and close) to be saved and recalled using custom key stroke combinations
- Syntax highlighting for HTML, PHP, CSS, and Javascript with custom colors and fonts
- Files attached to the table in the Linked Filed drawer will cause a refresh of the web view when they are saved.
- Javascript code evaluator.
- View HTML source code generated by the PHP engine
- Color swatches palette allows inserting colors and saving favorites
- Regular expression find and replace (thanks to OgreKit)
- Option to not cache data, so externally changed files are reloaded every time.
- Style sheet menu allows pages to use different styles
HyperEdit can be used for:
- Testing HTML to make sure it looks exactly as you want it.
- Testing and executing PHP code.
- Writing forum, blog, or journal entries.
- Interactively trying out CSS code.
- Running and debugging Javascript.
- Creating whole websites.
What's new in this version:
- Improved Leopard compatibility
- Fixed many memory leaks
- Preview menu has browser icons
- New Javascript console using the Web Inspector (if Safari 3.1 is installed)
- Added preference to display invisible characters
- Added Text menu item to convert text to upper and lower case
- New toolbar icons (thanks Marc Edwards of iSlayer!)
- Added automatic checking for updates (via Sparkle, thanks Andy Matuschak!)
- Added ability to report crashes (via UKCrashReporter, thanks Uli Kusterer!)
- Fixed an issue saving window layout when the preview is collapsed
- Fixed vital information window ordering
- Fixed bug where the document was not being marked as dirty
- Support for localizations
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or higher Leopard Compatible
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HyperEdit nice little gem 
- Version: 1.5.3, 12/21/2007 10:25AM PST
wutwoming
That's one of the coolest text editors out there for Mac OS X.
Clean interface, brilliant preview pane UI and just what you need for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you do PHP too, then you don't need anything else to do your web programming.
Highly recomended!
Clean interface, brilliant preview pane UI and just what you need for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you do PHP too, then you don't need anything else to do your web programming.
Highly recomended!
Used to be good... 
- Version: 1.5.2, 11/20/2007 12:26AM PST
johnnylegz
I used to use this as my html editor, but can't get my version to register any longer and can't get the dev. to email me. Pretty lame and sad.
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- Used to be good... (1 replies)
In my quest to tackle classes, I'm trying out this script:
class dog {
public $Name;
public function bark() {
print "Woof!\n";
}
}
class poodle extends dog {
public function bark() {
print "Yip!\n";
}
}
$poppy = new poodle;
$poppy->Name = "Poppy";
I'm getting parse errors. If I run the file in my browser, it behaves as expected. Any ideas why this is happening?
Otherwise, this does exactly what I need it to do, thanks!