Im getting my touchpad in few days and i was wondering if there is any kind of Notepad app for WebOS similar to Notepad++ for windows.
Mostly i care about HTML/CSS/JS syntax highlighting
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is there any good html editor with synxtax highlighting out there?
CKE is good: www.animaniak.com/cke/cke_main.asp
So, I would like to revive this thread and see if this has changed at all. I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and would love to be able to do my php, html, css, and javascript work on this thing. Are there any apps that can help with this? Thanks
I'm using the "WebMaster's HTML Editor" for Android. Quite good actually to do some coding on the go.
try this one, DroidEdit
I've been using Vim for over a year.
It might be a little OTT if all you want is HTML editing, but its awesome!
So, I would like to revive this thread and see if this has changed at all. I just bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and would love to be able to do my php, html, css, and javascript work on this thing. Are there any apps that can help with this? Thanks
People,
I don't know about you guys, but as an engineering student I use a lot Latex to produce documents (articles, presentation, reports, etc...). However seems that a good app to latex edition is lacking in the android world. The hard time to deal with a latex document is having a high number of files and sub-files, and need to be compiled in order to get the final result, a pdf ou dvi file.
Testing alternatives, I found that the compile part is easy, since, as done in the iOS, the best alternative to the 1GB program needed is a remote compilation in a server. Some schools have it, some web applications already use it, and even verbetex (the only LaTex app, besides its limitations) use this approach. For instance I leave you a great project, but a little bit stoped this days..
http://dev.latexlab.org/
The main limitations all the apps and web-service present is file manipulation and text editing. Neither can be good in both, wich is essential. The project I showed could be great if, besides google doc integration (allowing cooperation), I could easily manage the file as its possible in http://www.scribtex.com/. However, the best integration in file manager would be using dropbox, where easily one can add files from desktop, or web browser, editing in normal Latex tools, or in the fly in our tablet or webservice.
Besides a webservice seams a good alternative in desktop, android browser is still not so easy to use. So a dedicated interface, wich allows multiples tabs, to edit multiple files, syntax highlighting, files manipulation with integration and sincronization with dropbox, and some other text edition addons with the possible to online compilation in a remote server would be a very nice app for our android, and mostly for TF since it have a dock.
I don't have for now programming knowledge to promote this type of project. Figuring current available apps using dropbox, remote servers, and text manipulation, I assume necessary tools are available, so I let year a challenge to the brilliant guys in XDA, offering me to test, and when finished to buy it (if it would be a generic code editor for differente languages, allow dropbox and ftp integration, for sure that 10 bucks or more would be a good price for start).
Hope some one respond to my call!
I can think of another use for Latex..........
SORRY! HAD TO SAY IT!!!
I also happen to be a student who regularly use LaTeX for academic purposes. In my opinion, the best solution that exists now on the Transformer is using Vim for editing the tex files, and using sftp to upload it to a server and then ssh to compile it. The later parts can be put into one shell script, and can be executed within vim each time you want to compile the file that you are editing.
As to the editor itself, vim is exactly what I use on my regular laptop for LaTeX editing. I can hardly think of any editor better suited for the job (though some might suggest emacs, but that is another story). Someone has compiled vim for android and you can find it by googling "vim android". I have tried it myself and found it quite usable with the dock. You can even use the excellent vim-latex plugin to help you simplify the editing of latex files.
Vim is too hardcore for me I have it already setup, but not all latex guys like to do it in the terminal
Hello folks,
So i discovered the wonders of the amazing application "BotBrew", which is basically BusyBox but supercharged to bring a pretty full featured GNU UNIX terminal session to any arm device.
That being said I managed to successfully install Vim on my device without a problem. Its seriously amazing! running vim on my androids terminal!! No emulation! No mounted Linux, nothing but running the real vim on from my android's linux kernel. Phenomenal.
But im curious, i know that has all the same support as vim on linux, including syntax highlighting, etc. But i cant seem to get the syntax highlighting to work. It may be just because my terminal has its colors set to white on black, and maybe its overriding the colors of the syntax highlighting, or maybe I may have just not enabled it or something?
Is there a key combination to enable syntax highlighting in vim? As well as auto-completion?
I know in linux this happens automatically when you save the file with ":w" to whatever file extension it will start the syntax highlighting for that programming language.
So any thoughts on this guys? Maybe a terminal that has basic colors without color schemes? Or a keyboard shortcut that may enable autocompletion and syntax highlighting?
Thanks for your time guys. And i highly recommend getting BotBrew if you have experience on a Linux/UNIX terminal. get vim installed and check out the unreal list of amazing applications you can install and get your new terminal package manager "opkg".
Really you wont regret it.
Oh and help them out and add your device to the supported devices list if it works.
Take care everyone.
Ill take a screenshot in a bit too
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Hi folks,
I have just started exploring the prospect of Android Malware Analysis recently. As of now I have mostly done Static Analysis using tools like APKTool, APKManager, Dex2Jar, Jd-GUI. Cheers to people in the forum who have contributed with these tools and cleared the initial questions, that was really helpful.
Recently I was trying to analyze a malware that sends SMS to the C&C individuals, using the above mentioned tools I changed the C&C number which was hardcoded in the code to the port number of an emulator on my system. I was able to se the SMSes being diverted to the emulator.
I wanted to try something at the next level now, I was thinking of loading the apk in eclipse and putting breakpoints in the code so that I can catch the different activities. A scenario would be before the SMS is sent out of the app the code stops executing at my breakpoint so that I can view what is going on. Hoping that this feels similar to debugging an exe in OllyDBG. I hope I got my point right.
Right now I followed a number of tutorials online and imported the apk code onto eclipse. I have been following a tutorial highlighted here
http://kkinder.com/2011/11/27/so-you-want-to-reverse-engineer-an-android-app-apk/
So right now I have .smali code as well as java code ( which I am getting by opening the apk as a jar file in JD GUI and saving from there as mentioned in the tutorial). The problem is I am getting errors in every java file that I import in eclipse.
Is there a better and easier way to debug apk files on eclipse, or rather is there a tool which I can use to do something like adding breakpoints before an app sends out an sms for instance.
Pardon me for the long post but i thought ill provide as much information as possible so that you guys can help.
Thanks in advance :good:
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skeptre said:
Hi folks,
I have just started exploring the prospect of Android Malware Analysis recently. As of now I have mostly done Static Analysis using tools like APKTool, APKManager, Dex2Jar, Jd-GUI. Cheers to people in the forum who have contributed with these tools and cleared the initial questions, that was really helpful.
Recently I was trying to analyze a malware that sends SMS to the C&C individuals, using the above mentioned tools I changed the C&C number which was hardcoded in the code to the port number of an emulator on my system. I was able to se the SMSes being diverted to the emulator.
I wanted to try something at the next level now, I was thinking of loading the apk in eclipse and putting breakpoints in the code so that I can catch the different activities. A scenario would be before the SMS is sent out of the app the code stops executing at my breakpoint so that I can view what is going on. Hoping that this feels similar to debugging an exe in OllyDBG. I hope I got my point right.
Right now I followed a number of tutorials online and imported the apk code onto eclipse. I have been following a tutorial highlighted here
http://kkinder.com/2011/11/27/so-you-want-to-reverse-engineer-an-android-app-apk/
So right now I have .smali code as well as java code ( which I am getting by opening the apk as a jar file in JD GUI and saving from there as mentioned in the tutorial). The problem is I am getting errors in every java file that I import in eclipse.
Is there a better and easier way to debug apk files on eclipse, or rather is there a tool which I can use to do something like adding breakpoints before an app sends out an sms for instance.
Pardon me for the long post but i thought ill provide as much information as possible so that you guys can help.
Thanks in advance :good:
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Hello, i want to create an app who can download files and convert it with the text i want to write. I need a deep learner free software or website. There is many example with microphone but with downalding files there is only google colab who work well.
Is python well for that and can support ios and android? Do you know the best front-end application for text to speech in python?