Hello everybody!
Would you like to help improving the Flat Assembler? I also have some ideas, probably they may be very useful. And my idea suggestions :

1- Opening a document
E.g :

When I right-click the text "win32a.inc", it should show an option, for example (Open document 'win32a.inc')

2- Script dialog
This option will open up a dialog, of course. The dialog, in my opinion it has :

- A combo box (Asm script list - lists all available scripts)

- A text edit control (Search box)

- An "Add" button (Adds an assembly script from the text edit control with its description from the another textbox control into the script list)

- A text edit control : Shows the script description.
Note : If the string (from search box object) is not exist, the DialogProc will unlock the text control (Allow edit). Will clear & lock the text (read only) if a valid script item is found.

- An "Use" or "Apply" button : Closes the dialog and inserts the script at the current text cursor position.

- Cancel...

Eg : If you type exactly the word "function", the program will show template "function" script code with its description (Make sure before that the "function" item has been added)

3- Workspace source viewer
This tool has a tree structure which contains source checkpoints.
A valid item can be : a checkpoint (jump - goto), a function,...

What do you think? I think it will be more amazing if more and more great Fasm features and suggestions are shared here...

You mean the IDE for FASM - FASMW?
You can try the IDE I wrote:

http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=13080

It can open documents as you describe.
It also can show the information tooltips about the code elements.
Also a few more tricks, like "Highlight Occurences" which no IDE has yet.

However, it has a very bad UNDO.
And someone pointed out that it has a toolbar from the 90s.


Also, there are more IDE programs you can find in the section called "IDE Development".
Some of your ideas can be already implemented in these IDE.

Since these suggestions are all related to the IDE I will move this thread to there.

Hehe. But that fact alone does not necessarily make it a bad thing.

Try Fresh IDE.