Each action can be executed by pressing the shortcut key written in parenthesis after each item. After installation, you will see a folder named Zen Coding in the Snippets custom bar, with 10 registered actions. Please install Zen Coding for EmEditor according to the Snippets plug-in method described in the ReadMe file.
You can download Zen Coding for EmEditor from our Library under the Snippets category. Thus, you can use the newest features of Zen Coding without worrying about bugs or missing implementation. Once the interface is complete, only the core needs to be replaced when newer versions of Zen Coding become available, a far simpler process. The EmEditor developer finished porting Zen Coding into EmEditor in just two days. In order to begin using Zen Coding in EmEditor, you only need to edit the interface portion of Zen Coding, since the core part needs few or no changes. Since EmEditor supports JavaScript, the text editor can easily support Zen Coding. This modular design minimizes feature implementation variations and glitches between text editors. In other words, the library is designed so that the core can be reused without changes between text editors, and only the interface part must be re-written for different text editors. One of the advantages of Zen Coding is that the core and the interface (controller) are developed separately in order to be used in various text editors. The core of the library is developed both in JavaScript and Python 2.5+. Zen Coding, developed by Sergey Chikuyonok and others, is released as a GNU license. EmEditor offers full support for Zen Coding If you know the HTML structure you want to enter, using Zen Coding allows you to write code much faster than fully writing out the code. For example, the single line div#page>div.logo+ul#navigation>li*5>a Zen Coding is the library that allows you to code HTML and other structured code format significantly faster.
We often receive inquiries as to whether EmEditor supports Zen Coding.
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