HyperCoder - Beta Testers Please.

[demirc]

This app will create color coded HTML files (like the [code] tag here, the colors in VB IDE.), from your VB source files (frm, cls, bas...). I'm thinking of making this available, free for personal use.

Requires MSXML parser 2 or above (comes with many MS products, i.e. Internet Explorer) available for download from MS. A link has been provided on the home page and within the app itself.

No help or documentation at this stage. But it is pretty straight forward, you select the files then it creates the output HTML files.

Full setup, screen shots and a sample output is available at:

http://www26.brinkster.com/cdotnet/H...r/Default.aspx

Or for those of you who prefer not to download SETUP.EXE, I am attaching the required files; once you extract them make sure to register the accompanying DLL.

Any constructive comments, suggestion appreciated.

You can also leave your comments on the message board (another BETA), at above mentioned site.

Thank you for your time.

[Sastraxi]

HyperCoder is excellent! One part I especially like is the fact that the equality operator is coloured red (=) and that the colours are adjustable. My only gripe is that it doesn't properly "finish", it required me to click begin twice before the HTML source showed up on the screen. Well done, demirc!

[demirc]

Thank you for your time, and input. But I don't quite understand why you had that little problem. It simply shell executes 'For Each' from the ListView. I wonder if it is caused by the browser or the OS. Currently I'm on W2K, using IE6.

Yes, just like you mentioned, you can modify a lot of things, add your custom colors, change, or add your own keywords.Just open up the HyperCoder.xml file put in what you like, take out what you don't. Or go the easy way, just keep cliking 'Next'.

Thanx again Sastraxi.

[Sastraxi]

Win2k Pro IE6 here too. It didnt happen the second time so I call it flawless 5!