ASCII Viewer .NET Online Help
The .NET-menu
- General Information
- This menu is an important part of AV.NET. It offers you invaluable resources with syntax on HTML, CSS, Javascript and more, as well as tools to make editing markup/script files easier.
- Helpful Links
- Here you will find a collection of reference links for Javascript, various markup languages, HTTP response codes, CSS, and validation of (X)HTML/CSS. They will open a new browser window.
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- TagIt!
- TagIt! functions do what you might expect: They add tags. You can select a text area and select a tag from the TagIt! menu and the area will be enclosed with the appropriate tag (or if it's an empty tag, the tag will be added to the beginning of the selections).
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- CodeIt!
- CodeIt! offers some more exotic editing functions. AutoIndent performs an interesting task: It automatically indents each line in the selection area with one tab char! The Commenter works like the TagIt! functions, but instead of a tag it pads the selected text with C-style comment delimiters /* and */. The function encapsulator is slightly different and has "magic controls" that you can employ to alter its behaviour. To use these magic controls, you type them into the function name pop-up dialog.
* If the last character is a semicolon (;), CodeIt! will add the semicolon to the end of the statement for you. (This behaviour is not always wanted, as in PHP you may have function calls nested in other function calls and hence not requiring the semicolon).
* If the first character is a single or double quote (' or "), CodeIt! will consider the selected area a string argument to be directly passed to the function and encapsulate it with the quote type you specified. Please note that AV.NET cannot validate your code for you - the choice of the right type of quotes and the use of escape characters is your responsibility.- (Back to top)
- Save and Validate
- In the future I hope to make this option capable of saving, uploading and validating your markup file. (Preferably with the W3C Validator).
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