My editor for Architect source files which is written in Architect contains methods for making folders and deleting files and folders. It also has a method of downloading the Architect folder along with all of its contents onto the Palm OS vfs card. The current path's components are listed on the left, followed by the folders present in the current folder. The files in the current folder are listed on the right. Tapping on a selected folder opens it. Its name is added to the current path component list, the folders in it are listed beneath the current path component list, and the files in it are listed on the right. Clicking on a selected file opens the editor with that file in it. Tapping the edit button with no file selected enters the editor with the name and path being added later. Tapping launch puts the files in the project into memos and launches the Architect compiler. If you tap the GoTo button after the compiler encounters an error, the editor opens with the offending file in it, with the cursor pointing at the offending spot.

I've just rediscovered SrcEdit. It's really great. I worked with John Wilund as he fixed it to respond properly to the goto source command in the PocketC Architect compiler. I think it is really terrific for PocketC Architect. I think I will polish and release the vfs file portion of my editor as a stand alone program to use with both OnBoardC and PocketC Architect. Maybe I will work on the editor later as another project.

My new blog is nuts4cocos.org I just released ECedit-1.0.0, an editor designed for Pocket C. At the moment all it does is make keywords and optionally built-in function names bold on demand. It also has a little vfs file stuff in it.

ECedit-1.1.0 fixes some major errors and cuts down the number of files to load from 6 to 2 and the number of icons from 3 to 1, and cleans up some of the logic.