Robert,
Sarah is right on the money, as usual. You can do a WHOLE LOT with
what we have in the plugin that gets created when you add a plugin.
After launching tText:
1. Open the plugin mgr (cmd+m).
2. Click the Add button (after selecting the radio that indicates
Separator, New or Existing).
3. Click the Open in Rev button to start working on it.
4. You'll be in Rev looking at your new plugin.
5. Click on the Edit button to start coding.
To get Rev to open from tText, you WILL need to have tText at the
same directory level as the version of Rev you want to use.
Best,
Jerry Daniels
The latest Rev Editor Video:
http://reveditor.com/feature-friday-part-2-ttext-a-super-text-edit
On Nov 24, 2009, at 5:06 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Request : that the plugins can be visualized. For instance, to be
able to
provide helping plugins with menus to insert elements extending the
possibilites you have provided at the bottom (i'm into structured
editing).
maybe an option to make the plugin appear as a drawer on the side
of tText?
That's my birthday present!
This can already be done. I just made a simple test plugin that opens
as a palette with a couple of formatting buttons that add tags to the
selected text.
Make a new plugin, and in the doStartup handler, all you need is
"palette this stack" (or you can make it a drawer I guess).
Then remove the default interface from the plugin window, add your own
interface objects and script them.
Use the examples and the default doStartup handler to work out what to
include in your own handlers.
Cheers,
Sarah
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