How to use a browser that supports HTML5 for editing without the IDE

1. Examples

C + + mode is turned on when you enter the following in the taskbar

Data:text/html,<styletype= "Text/css">. E{position:Absolute;Top:0; Right:0;Bottom:0; Left:0;}</style><Divclass= "E"ID= "Editor"></Div><Scriptsrc= "Http://d1n0x3qji82z53.cloudfront.net/src-min-noconflict/ace.js"type= "Text/javascript"CharSet= "Utf-8"></Script><Script>vare=Ace.edit ("Editor"); E.settheme ("Ace/theme/monokai"); E.getsession (). SetMode ("Ace/mode/c_cpp");</Script>

2. Mode switch

If you want to use a different pattern, replace the ace/mode/c_cppin the code with one of the following patterns

Ace/mode/java, Ace/mode/c_cppjava, ace/mode/pythonc/c++, Python

Other support JavaScript, Scala, Coffeescript, CSS, html, PHP, Latex, Tex, SH, SQL, LUA, Clojure, Dart, typescript, go, groovy, JS On, JSPs, less, Lisp, Lucene, Perl, PowerShell, SCSS, Textile, XML, YAML, XQuery, Liquid, diff

3. Theme Switch

Replace the Ace/theme/monokaiin your code with one of the following topics

Ace/theme/textmate, Ace/theme/eclipsetextmate, Eclipse

Other support for GitHub, ambiance, Dawn, chaos, Chrome, Dreamweaver, Xcode, Vibrant_ink, Solarized_dark, Solarized_light, tomorrow, T Omorrow_night, Tomorrow_night_blue, Twilight, Tomorrow_night_eighties, Pastel_on_dark

How to use a browser that supports HTML5 for editing without the IDE