ADE is from the ASM DEV SET topic, but this is the official topic.
So I have finished these features:

• open/save/save as
• edit file
• run with wabbitemu (latest build)
• assemble with Spasm
• view help (unwritten (on google code page))
• view google code source
• standalone program
• installer
• Easter eggs (find them yourself :p)

if someone could test the installer for me and let me know if it works that would be great
also the assembling/wabbit integration is fully functional, so you can actually use this for development right now
let me know what you think
also I uploaded a fixed version of v1.2b that should work. All you need to do to get the broken one to run is to open up chrome\chrome.manifest in a text editor and change 'ade' to 'asmdevset'

http://code.google.com/p/asmdevset/

edit: so I fixed a little php script that tests to see if you have the right version. This is v1.3b only, so sorry it's not out quite yet, but it will be soon. I might be doing some more online, php backend stuff, like submitting an error report and such. Also I need some help making the wiki. So anybody who is good at that please help.
If someone could test the installer could you please let me know, that would be great
if you have any suggestions please don't hesitate to post about them.

Edit2: so it seems on the installer version the program to run it doesn't work...try dragging application.ini onto xulrunner.exe instead. Also make sure the process xulrunner isn't still running when you do that.

Ok, will do

yeah, I was able to test it today and it works

code counter?
it would be kind of hard due to the fact that a lot of the functions have XUL dependent JavaScript...But I guess you could try to convert it...

I was also able to test the installer and it works fine I just need to make a custom one now that actually will put the shortcuts on your desktop and put it in the startmenu, etc.

Also I'm getting marks in computer's class for this

code counter?
it would be kind of hard due to the fact that a lot of the functions have XUL dependent JavaScript...But I guess you could try to convert it...

I have an Online Code Counter in PHP using SPASM already.
If you assemble using XUL functions, code counter is not hard. How do you assemble in the ADE? From JavaScript and XUL or a batch file?

Yeah it is

Galandros: Well XUL is a scripting language like HTML, so all the back-end stuff must be in JavaScript. So I kind of just call the program and pass it the appropriate arguments.

Currently I am working on the install file right now. I am also going to make a portable install file for those who don't have full access like I do.

More accurately a markup language, I think.
I will look the source code to see.
Btw the easter eggs are odd...

XUL is very nice. I will learn and practise soon. https://developer.mozilla.org/en/XUL is a good reference to start? Is there other important sites and utils?

I saw the source (shiny source code and seems well done). Can you get the stderr and stdout to an called program with JavaScript? Wikipedia to know what stderr and stdout are.

If you can capture it and show to the user, to see any errors SPASM throws (like in the command line).

Here a pseudo code to do it:
- Get the text selection with assembly code to be counted
- Write to a temp file
- Call spasm with -C -O switches and point input to temp file (-C for counting and -O for no output)
- Delete the temp file
- See in stderr or stdout the bytes and clock cycles
- Alert the user the result

Basically is what my PHP script does. xD

Double post sorry...

I uploaded a new v1.3b installer and it is way better then the old one, now you can choose what you want to install (be warned you need ADE and XUL Runner to actually use it)
let me know what you think!
http://code.google.com/p/asmdevset/downloads/detail?name=ADEv1.3b_win32.exe&can=2&q=#makechanges

Lol, yes much easier
Let me know any changes you would Luke to see to the installer and I'll try my best to add them

also, if anyone has a good icon idea please post about it, I kind of want to change from the one I'm using to something more original.