FASM Editor 2.0

Anyone tried this:

http://asmworld.ru/



My Russian is about as good as my (nonexistent) Chinese skills.
So maybe someone would have a look.

Interface is very standard and featureful. I was able to figure it out without knowledge of Russian.

File
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New
Open
Recent >

Save
Save as...
Save All

Export >

Close File
Close Project

Exit


Edit
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Undo
Redo

Cut
Copy
Paste

Change Case >

Toggle Comment
Indent
Outdent

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...I could probably translate maybe 80%. Top-level menus are probably: File, Edit, Search, View, Project, Tools, Help. First item in the tools menu is used to set the paths, second one is the import tool! I like the HTML export, and strong project navigation.

Unfortunately, it doesn't work with my oddball coding style, but for the default FASM package it is quite nice. No drag-and-drop. Looks like it was written in Delphi, maybe? (Confirmed with above screen shot. )

After figuring out the menus, perhaps use Resource Hacker to edit the Res section? I would imagine the text strings in the exe might be more difficult.

Anybody know the author? Or does he frequent or visit this forum?

Interesting!.. I am taking a look.

The FASMWriter I created -- is way better in a code inspection manner.
This IDE has no tooltips on elements or can't see the elements in other files.
Also, color theme settings are poor.
Maybe I can't set it all up?.. but for now IMO it is not that impressive.

P.S. Is auto-Complete working there?

When I type "wc." I expect the list of items within WNDCLASS structure.

I am biased, of course, but for 4MB .exe file FEditor has very poor features. Some of them are interesting, but not very important. The important features - code completion, source browsing and navigation, compilation are pretty useless.

It scans the source in order to determine the content of the auto completion window and code navigator - approach proved to be impossible and useless with FASM, because of the complex macros.

Made in Delphi... What do you expect. Also this goes to author of that project. Please make language pack support (if at all I'm going to use it).

BTW It's been a while JohnFound. How do you do?

Hi, typedef. I am fine. (my english teacher always said you should not answer with "I am fine" on "how do you do" but I can't restrain. )
Anyway, I am around. Why you thing I was missed?

Hi, Flat Assemblian~

I had to change into comfortable FASM environment for the English version.
Original Edition Written by Russian Localization.

So, Convert Russian Language to English..


Just have a Fun..

Thank you asmworld.ru's FASM Editor.


Reguards.
ps: If you encounter a problem, I will be delete.

http://www.xenostream.com/FEditor_V2_En.zip

I like it. Very clean, straight forward.

Of all the IDEs that I've seen and used, I would say JCreator is the easiest, most professional and well designed. Though it's for Java, it may work with other languages. Still, good for reference when creating an IDE.

Why is that the most popular IDEs - Visual Studio, Eclipse, etc - are the slowest, most bloated and inefficient? Perhaps it's because modern programmers assume that bigger programs are better.

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HaHa: I agree. Well, us broke programmers can't afford PCs like that! I'm on I32, single core, 1.2GHZ, 512MB RAM, 128GB hard drive. For the price of Visual Studio, I could buy land and build a small house!

Gazillion of features, needs extra runtime/VM, etc?
On the other hand, I could imagine writing feature rich IDEs like them in assembly to be a very challenging task