Vrode Script Editor

Dozens of lines of code are behind all applications you use. Programming languages and scripts are used as a means of making the machine understand your every input. However, once an application is built, it gets difficult to determine where exactly flaws occur, if any. Luckily, with the help of utilities like Vrode Script Editor you can load various script files to perform debugging operations.

The main window of the application is pretty well-organized, with panels for a project explorer that lets you quickly identify code parts and components, output and log monitor, as well as the center workspace where all the code is displayed and written.

An impressive array of file formats is supported by the application, with the possibility to load and process ASP, BAT, CMD, CSS, HTM, JS, VBS, WSF and a few more. What's more, an integrated syntax highlighter displays code components, regardless of the programming language used in the project you're working on.

Several editing options are available for the text itself, such as the possibility to convert to lower or uppercase, as well as an option to remove end of word and end of line, which comes in handy for visual arrangement. There are also search and replace tools at your disposal, or options to set bookmarks for quick navigation to specific lines of code.

Strictly related to scripts, the application provides clever support, with implemented code completion for programming languages it can handle. What's more, HTML projects can be quickly equipped with form and table elements such as buttons and text fields.

The application is not limited to editing and saving, but is also capable of running a debug process in an attempt to identify possible flaws in your script. You can either trigger a process with a console or Windows based script host for operations that can involve a debugger or individual test run.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Vrode Script Editor is a powerful workstation equipped with various editing and management tools for scripts, as well as clever support for popular programming languages. It takes little system resources and time to get acquainted with what it has to offer, making it worth a try overall.