syntax business / commercial software for mac

Fantasm 6.0 brings you a fast and useful PowerPC and 680x0 Macintosh assembly language development environment. It features a graphical project manager,high-powered macro processor, syntax coloring/hyperjumping editor, and assemblers that cater for 68K and both 32- and 64-bit PowerPC instructions (even to the extent of allowing both instruction sets in the same source file). Coupled with high-speed linkers, flexible output stages and modular tool construction Fantasm is the complete Macintosh assembly language solution. And, of course, it also provides an extremely fast edit-run cycle.

Requirements: Mac (all)

NetSmith X 1.5 is well-known as multi-functioned and reliable HTML editor, optimizer, and generator.

Major Features:

1. 38 Inserts including scripts, links, images, META tags, forms, and much more.
2. An unprecidented 60 formatting options including lists, paragraphs, headers, style, and much more.
3. 9 JavaScript Tools
4. A combined total of 99 inserts and formats
5. Advanced Assistants that guide you through the creation of simple webpages to complex sites.
6. Various tools to modify document conventions, edit tags, optimize code, and more.
7. Error Tracker provides a list of all errors in a document.
8. Custom Tags let you create your own inserts simply by writing a tag. Custom tags are also added to syntax coloring and the Error Tracker searches.
9. AppleScript support
10. HTML Entitles
11. Color pallete with websafe and RGB pickers.
12. Clippings pallete
13. Built in preview, as well as preview in browsers.
14. View a listing of all tags in a document and their properties and values.
15. Advanced code editor with syntax coloring, indent preservation, and font and size control. Multiple Undo/Redo is supported.
16. Advanced file options: Export As..., Rename, and Upload to web server (FTP)
17. Essentials editor allows tags that most pages contain to be added to a new document.
18. Multiline Find and Replace, Go To Line, and Go To Tag.
19. Much, much more!

Style Master 5.0 is a powerful cross platform CSS development tool. Much more than just a text editor, Style Master supports your workflow - including

• Creating style sheets based on your HTML
• Live CSS editing of PHP, ASP.NET, Ruby and other dynamically generated sites
• Editing CSS via ftp

Major Features

1. Build professional standards based web sites using their choice of wizards, powerful editors, stylish templates and an advanced set of hand coding tools
2. Work directly on HTML preview documents to make changes to the CSS, while maintaining clean and valid code
3. Take advantage of the latest advanced CSS design techniques with the help of enhanced color tools (including screen sampling), internal previewing and wizards for developing navigation bars, breadcrumb trails and multi column page layouts
4. Troubleshoot their code with built-in syntax checking and validation
5. Target all browsers with detailed at-the-fingertips browser support help
6. Save time and money by harnessing the efficiency of CSS and standards based web development techniques

BMaxCode beta 6 is one of the most marvelous tools to edit .bmx files regrouped in a project (when importing a project, you'll be asked to save the project itself somewhere and then choose the main file. The main file is the .bmx you compile under BMax, please do NOT choose another .bmx. Also, only add .bmx files to the project window, doing otherwise could result in very hmmmm "interesting" things.)

Major Features:

1. Lists globals/constants/locals/functions/types and allow you to add/edit/remove them easily
2. Auto-completion (since this may not be obvious, see the How to section below to know how you can use auto-completion)
3. Syntax coloring (you can customize the colors in the prefs menu, just like with BMax)
4. Search/Replace words in a function, in a whole file, in the entire project or in the selected text
5. Semi-auto-indent (just like BMax is already doing it)
6. Compile/Run using BlitzMax's BMK
7. Build release and allow custom icon,version... for the the final release.
8. Various things like opening/saving/reverting and so on (common functions one is right to expect from almost any app)

Requirements:

• Tested on an iMac G3 500 MHz w/512 MB RAM
• A G4 866 MHz w/768 MB RAM May require StuffIt Expander 9 to expand

MaxImum BASIC 2.0 is an innovative and versatile BASIC programming language for MacOS X. It's syntax is easy to learn, and it has a compiler. This is a beginner's programming language, not for experts. Difference between this and languages like Chipmunk BASIC is that there is a compiler.

Widgetarium 1.1b5 is known as a useful IDE for developing Dashboard widgets, with syntax aware editors for JavaScript, HTML & CSS, widget packager, and Dashboard debugging emulator.

Major Features:

1. Syntax Aware Editing: Editing your source code in an environment that provides language sensitive color, code completion, popup functions for easy navigation, split panes, full search & replace (including regular expression support), and all the other features you'd expect in a programming editor.
2. Project management: Widgetarium is built around a "project" concept - this project file keeps track of all your sources, images, and any other file that you'd want to include in your Widget. It then correctly builds the Widget, setting all the various flags in various files correctly, copies the source files to the correct place, and can install the widget or compress it for uploading (and can even make it trivial to get a good, clean, screen shot of your running Widget)
3. Dashboard Emulation: Instead of having to run your Widget in Safari or having to constantly kill/reload in Dashboard, Widgetarium provides a built in Dashboard simulator right inside the project. Your Widget code runs just like it would when running in Dashboard, including support for native plug-ins, and all the various Dashboard Widget extensions. Just type command-R and it runs - no switch, reloading, or other error prone extra steps. And if you Widget uses alert() to log messages, they also show up right in the project window(as well as various error messages - no need to dig through the Console).
4. Widget Inspection: Besides running the Widget, you can also inspect the Widget itself. Since Widgets are effectively small web pages, there are a great many properties that are useful to know about. Widgetarium allows you to directly inspect the Document Object Model (DOM) corresponding to your Widget. Besides seeing the model hierarchy, you can examine the various nodes, including node properties, values, and other things (such as what the calculated style of a node is - great for figuring out why your Widget doesn't look quite right). You can even edit these values (where allowed by the underlying DOM). If you need more flexibility, you can even directly type in JavaScript that will be executed in the context of your Widget (great for adding various debugging routines).
5. JavaScript Source Level Debugging: Widgetarium provides a full source level JavaScript debugger, allowing you to step through your code (including "step into calls", "step over calls" and "step out of routine"), set break points, see stack crawls, and view/edit local and global variables. Besides regular break points that stop the program execution, you can set trace points (that print out a message to log when that line is executed - far better than adding alert() calls since you won't need to remember to remove them), pause points (that briefly show that current source line), and sound points (play a sound when you hit a line).
6. Graphic Tools: Programmers are rarely experts at graphic design, so Widgetarium makes it easy to create the basic graphics you'll need to create a Widget. From making the basic panel graphic (in various styles, custom colors, shapes, sizes, including the special "weave textured" back) to special button graphics and the Widget icon image, Widgetarium covers it. It even includes a special "slicer" designed to adapt existing images to be "stretched" at runtime for resizable Widgets or other user elements. Existing images also can be examines, with a special coordinate finder which allows you to see the coordinates of selected areas in a variety of formats that can be use in style sheets.
7. Ready access to Documentation: There are handy links to a built in document browser that gives you instant access to Dashboard documentation and other related programming documentation (requires either XCode installation or an Internet connection).
8. Quick Start Templates: Widgets can be created from a starting template, which will make the basic files, images, and standard behavior a Widget.
9. Special Extensions: Widgets created using Widgetarium have access to special additional routines to perform a wide variety of actions not available to JavaScript. These include creating Spotlight queries, sound and speech, and direct integration of AppleScript scripts with your Widget.