Okay out of the box it doesn't exist, but we (see the *we* there?) can make it happen as a plugin. I believe someone had it done for CS3 as well, but the site that had it went down/disappeared/something.
On Sep 30, 3:17 am, keif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been using jEdit, but I'm trying out Aptana. > > The benefit to CS4 Dreamweaver is instead of that crap preview, they've > incorporated webkit! > > You can actually preview the page with the code executing (and I believe you > can actually "pause" mid-ajax calls/js effects and check out data). > > Really, it's becoming pretty bad-ass as a code/testing "environment". > There's a presentation tomorrow night I'm going to check out, I'll hassle my > friend and see if he knows anything about how easy it'd be to get moo added. > > -keif > > > > Iván N Paz wrote: > > >> As a Google Groups discussion grows longer, the probability of a > >> discussion > >> turning into a text editors war approaches one. > > > and then we shall add to the list of new offsprings of mootools-users: > > > mootools-whiners > > mootools-boxingring > > > and next > > > mootools-clash-of-text-editors !!!!! > > > ;-) > > -- > View this message in > context:http://n2.nabble.com/CS4-Support-for-mootools...-tp1127580p1128215.html > Sent from the MooTools Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
