RJ TextEd

This code is so vintage, even the bugs wear leather flight jackets.

JavaScript with a side of history – now that's what I call a code fusion!

Badda Bing, I'm here all week

Cool Stuff

FYI, Microsoft Defender throws a red flag at you site, stating it is unsafe.

Yup, MS Defender does that. It is quite simply SH1T on occasion and decides anything it does not like the look of is raised as a F.P.

When you have FOSS code, you can, if you have the capability, look at the code and see if MS Defender is doing what it ought to do or what it shouldn't.

VirusTotal, some common sense, a view of the code, with the knowledge of what the internet thinks of the same program, should aid you to decide whether a program is worthy of a red flag or is a False Positive.

Also, when saying something does "this" or "that" you need to state exactly which program/site/URL was doing it.

Not so much a regular user of RJTextEd these days as I am mainly VB6-ing.

However, I do use it when I am converting my old .js widgets to VB6 versions.

I am currently converting this one, my very first Yahoo/Konfabulator widget created a decade or so ago.



This one was created using the Context Editor, then latterly RJTextEd., I am taking the .js code and converting to VB6, I enjoy using the benefits of both IDEs/editors having both on screen and comparing code on a lovely 4K monitor.