Well, I haven't got much time to develop this much further than this right now, so I'll publish the current state.
It was intended to be in between nTxt and Jens' script editor.

Features:
- Mouse cursor (DMZ theme, author unknown)
- "Save&Run": micropython must be at "/documents/ndless/micropython.tns" for it to work.
- Multiple fonts (but you can't switch )
- Saving isn't implemented ()

If there is enough interest, I may release the source code and develop it further when I have time again.

Are you going to add syntax highlighting?

Are you going to add syntax highlighting?

It's definitely planned, if I'll be working on it again.

Your "Save&Run" feature is quite cool, it was a question some time ago if it was possible from an ndless program to open another ndless program...

There's a syscall for that: nl_exec

Anyway, I guess it would be great if you put it on a GitHub repo so that anyone willing ( / that has free time ) could help you on it

Yeah, there are somee issues I would have to get rid of first. It's kind of onion code currently (If you open it, you start crying) :-/
Next week is no school, so I'll have some time to do this, actually :-)

BTW: How do you like the (mouse) cursor movement? I really dislike the OS cursor and with send_pad_event it should be possible to replace it.

Great work !
Hope it will be continued... even if you can't do it by yourself, Vogtinator.

A pity I didn't see that sooner so that my students would know about it. I didn't tell them about Omnimaga yet (you know, english speaking, french maths students... does not match).

Quote from: bisam on October 27, 2014, 03:29:30 pm

I didn't tell them about Omnimaga yet (you know, english speaking, french maths students... does not match).

I think TI-Planet is a french calculator community

Yes, Bisam is quite active on tiplanet. He was referring to the fact that Voginator's project is on Omnimaga, but not tiplanet.

Quote from: LDStudios on October 28, 2014, 03:55:05 pm

Quote from: Ivoah on October 28, 2014, 03:53:05 pm

Quote from: bisam on October 27, 2014, 03:29:30 pm

I didn't tell them about Omnimaga yet (you know, english speaking, french maths students... does not match).

I think TI-Planet is a french calculator community

Yes, Bisam is quite active on tiplanet. He was referring to the fact that Voginator's project is on Omnimaga, but not tiplanet.

No, he's referring to the fact that he didn't tell his students about omnimaga, as they're french and omnimaga isn't. (Although the reasoning isn't quite clear to me)

I think he was saying both that  he didn't tell his students about omnimaga, and that your project is only omnimaga. (therefore his students never I saw it).

People in France are usually very bad at English (unlike french-speaking people located in Canada) so Omnimaga would probably not be convenient for them. Yes there is a French section, but it was mainly because of the demand at the time plus the Omni interface is in English by default, which is enough to scare someone not speaking the language away.

Also I think Bisam knows very well about TI-Planet, considering he's global moderator there.

I guess that's true. The site navigation is all in English as you say as well. However, of the French people we have had that joined, many of them say "Sorry for my bad English". I usually find this to be a false statement, as many of them speak decently well. I guess the overall population doesn't as much though. I'd still encourage people to join if they have basic English skills. We try to be accommodating and open, and programming itself is somewhat universal. Google translate has also improved quite a bit in recent years. French to English translation is usually pretty decent these days, though I'm unsure about the other way around.