@@ -1,28 +1,34 @@ nawte 0.4 ========= -Nawte stands for "Not a WYSIWYG editor". By that I mean that you will not see text transformation/formatting etc. as you -would in a regular WYSIWYG editor (which are usually tied to one specific language). Nawte was made with one goal in mind: -to be as simple as possible, and to let you do what you need with it. Nawte itself isn't tied to any language. You can use -it with html, markup, BBCode, textile, wiki markup or any other markup language you can think of. +Nawte stands for "Not a WYSIWYG editor". By that I mean that you will not see text +transformation/formatting etc. as you would in a regular WYSIWYG editor (which are +usually tied to one specific language). Nawte was made with one goal in mind: to be +as simple as possible, and to let you do what you need with it. Nawte itself isn't +tied to any language. You can use it with html, markup, BBCode, textile, wiki markup +or any other markup language you can think of. How does it work? ================= -Well it's quite simple actually, nawte ties itself to a textarea, then it gives you a set of functions (and, most importantly; -it gives you the possibility to add your own functions), so that you can transform the textbox into a simple editor. The very -base of the concept is the "addFunction" method. When you add a new function to nawte (for example let's say you add the -"bold" function), nawte will add a bold button just above your textbox, and perform the text modification that you want it -to perform. It's as simple as that, but with nawte's helper functions and simplicity, it allows you to do pretty much anything -you want.... +Well it's quite simple actually, nawte ties itself to a textarea, then it gives you +a set of functions (and, most importantly; it gives you the possibility to add your +own functions), so that you can transform the textbox into a simple editor. The very +base of the concept is the "addFunction" method. When you add a new function to nawte +(for example let's say you add the "bold" function), nawte will add a bold button just +above your textbox, and perform the text modification that you want it to perform. It's +as simple as that, but with nawte's helper functions and simplicity, it allows you to +do pretty much anything you want.... Available Functions =================== -This is just a list of all functions/methods with a brief description. Note that a full documentation can be found here: +This is just a list of all functions/methods with a brief description. Note that a full +documentation can be found here: http://www.silverscripting.com/nawte/Docs/files/nawte-0-3-js.html -The documentation is for version 0.3, but so far 0.4 only adds compatibility with mootools 1.2 so 0.3's doc is still -useful. + +The documentation is for version 0.3, but so far 0.4 only adds compatibility with mootools 1.2 +so 0.3's doc is still useful. nawte() ------- @@ -30,12 +36,14 @@ The constructor... takes a textarea, an unordered list and a set of options... onchange() ---------- -nawte dispatches a change event when a button was clicked or when text was pasted into it (which a regular textbox won't do). +nawte dispatches a change event when a button was clicked or when text was pasted into +it (which a regular textbox won't do). addFunction() ------------- -The core of nawte. With this function you add your own custon functionality like "Bold" or "Italic" or "Link to:" etc. anything -you can think of, you can probably do it. You will use "text-transform" methods in your functions (described below)... +The core of nawte. With this function you add your own custon functionality like "Bold" +or "Italic" or "Link to:" etc. anything you can think of, you can probably do it. You +will use "text-transform" methods in your functions (described below)... getSelection() -------------- @@ -61,7 +69,8 @@ Will process each lines of the selection with "callback". More information ================ -More info (deployment etc..) can be found at nawte's webpage: http://www.silverscripting.com/nawte +More info (deployment etc..) can be found at nawte's webpage: +http://www.silverscripting.com/nawte License ======= @@ -71,4 +80,5 @@ Nawte is released under the MIT license: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit- Author ====== -Nawte was coded by Jean-Nicolas Jolivet (www.silverscripting.com). Based on a prototype script called Control.Textarea. +Nawte was coded by Jean-Nicolas Jolivet (www.silverscripting.com). Based on a prototype script +called Control.Textarea. README e688c8b824b04aae654e39466bf1c13f800fde8b Jean-Nicolas Jolivet silvertab@videotron.ca http://github.com/SilverTab/nawte/commit/13a7a25598d87b15a1854f4186920eee1422a9ca 13a7a25598d87b15a1854f4186920eee1422a9ca 2008-06-26T08:58:29-07:00 2008-06-26T08:58:29-07:00 Readme updated... 7c9720cb280485329281e56fe2524850ad424bfb Jean-Nicolas Jolivet silvertab@videotron.ca