The ability to upload groups of files to FTP. For example, select / mark several files and upload them all at once.
The ability to drag tabs.
Ability to select a language for IDE. For example, in Spanish windows, part of the menu is written in English, and part in Spanish.
When you open a project (directory) under linux, WebIDE reveals hidden files (starting with a dot) and this is not disabled.
It would be nice if at the opening of the project (directory) the last directory was displayed, in which projects were opened, and even better - the parent of the latter, and not the root of the system as it is now. Or provide such an option.
The ability to create just one file without the need to create a new project. for example, you need to create only one file and not create a project for it.
If the local machine does not have a copy of the project on the server, then there is no possibility to work. I would like to be able to connect to the FTP and work with files directly. Ie, for example, if you need to edit several files. And also the ability to download individual files as well and directories on the local machine.
The possibility of remembering which of the blocks were collapsed in the file at the exit and when re-opening the same file again collapses / expands these blocks. In the idea of opening a file, all blocks are either collapsed or all expanded.
I would also like that when editing WebIDE, I did not expand the blocks above and below, or the option for this setting.
The ability to scroll the screen to the last line, so as not to constantly look down the window where you write code.
Framing tags. For example, I inserted text into html that I need to format (check paragraphs, highlight something bold, etc.). I would like to be able to register templates and pull out the buttons that frame the selected text with your inserts. For example a pattern
< b > | < / b >
make the text bold (i.e. select text olrpolrporpo, press my button and around my selected text my tags are inserted:
< b > olpolrporpo < / b >
NetBeans has special tags that look like comments, but when he finds them, he knows that this is a pseudo block that can be minimized. In addition, this tag has two parameters - the description and the initial state. The description is the text that is shown when the block is collapsed (you see only this text in a frame and a “plus” for deployment, but there is no block itself). And the state is the flag that tells the IDE how the block text should be displayed when the file is loaded - collapsed or expanded so it looks in NetBeans:
< editor - fold defaultstate = "collapsed" desc = "describe what is in here" >
here is a bunch of code
</ editor - fold >
When the block is collapsed, only the text describe what is in here (in the frame) is visible. And the IDE naturally allows you to customize the macro so that any piece of text can be framed with just a couple of clicks. It would be good if these blocks are displayed in the navigator so that it was possible to jump
When you insert an attribute inside the html-tags and put an '=' sign, WebIDE automatically inserts a couple of quotes - conveniently, but the trouble is that after the quotes it does not put a space. Therefore, if you insert an attribute before another attribute, then you have to insert a space with handles ... Otherwise, they are glued together.
I would like to have support not only phpdoc, but also doxygen.
The ability to memorize the coloring for the inserted language, i.e., for example, there is a sql query in quotes, insert the language (Insert Language) and the sql query is highlighted as we need, but the next time you open the project, you need to insert the language again to highlighting for query in quotes.
Ability to minimize smarty comments
The ability to navigate through bookmarks with hot buttons, and not only by Shift + F11-> Bookmark and the labels on the right in the panel.
Wishes:
Creative success and further successful development of the project WebIDE
PS
I would like to hear at least an approximate price on WebIDE.
Pps
Many thanks to the developers for such a great IDE.