well, here are the translations:

Création Archive ZIP
Ajout du fichier [FICHIER]
Fichier ZIP créé avec succès
Merci de vous connecter ou de vous inscrire pour stocker en ligne
Fichiers sauvegardés avec succès
Passe 1
Passe 2
Programme assemblé sans erreurs

Didn't imagine these changes could possibly take this long, but they did.

First of all, I finally got around to fixing the Z80 highlighting engine. Up till now it didn't recognize strings or other data—it just saw a directive and said "everything else on this line is a string." Which is ridiculous, but I was lazy, and it's fixed now anyway

But more importantly, ORG now has autocompletion! That's one feature I've wanted to add since the beginning—along with syntax highlighting and automatic tabbing, it's pretty much why I use IDEs and code editors instead of Notepad. Plus Z80 assembly only has so many commands which means a decent engine could actually create suggestions for every single valid instruction. And ORG does. Every single Z80 instruction, documented and undocumented, appears in the suggestions box if you type its first few characters. It actually pulls all its data from my online Z80 reference, which means I could easily add, say, another pane on the right to act as a "quick reference" showing the number of clock cycles a command takes, its effects on flags, and so on. I guess that'll be the next thing to do.

The suggestions (autocomplete) box pops up automatically when you hit the spacebar, but you can also force it to come up by pressing Ctrl+Space (common keyboard shortcut for editors like Eclipse and Notepad++). It's based on the CodeMirror hinter function, which means if there's exactly one suggestion remaining, it'll automatically get entered instead of showing you the popup. I guess you could use that as a sanity check or to speed up coding somewhat. (It'll even jump to any undefined immediate values in the instruction—really proud of that )

Update

New:

• Autocompletion - type the first few characters of a Z80 instruction and choose from the popup
• French translations of the manual (all of kindermoumoute's translations so far have been added)

Changed:

• Syntax highlighting engine actually knows what strings are now
• Manual contents load asynchronously (after the rest of the page loads)

Fixed:

• EX (SP),HL and similar instructions weren't recognized
• Errors on unknown instructions didn't give the correct message

Not yet, but I know I should add a way to toggle it.

Update

Some major bug fixes.

New:

• Compile option for "JavaScript popup" to give you a simple popup box allowing you to quickly copy some hex code instead of having to download and open a file (suggested by MGOS)

Fixed:

• Saving files no longer worked after I messed up part of the script in my last site restore; fixed (reported by MGOS/jacobly)
• IX/IY indirection in the form (IX) and (IY) now supported; used to only support (IX+n) or (IY+n) (reported by calc84maniac)
• sra and srl were giving the wrong opcodes because of the old (wrong) TAB file I'd been using; fixed (reported by MGOS)

EDIT: kindermoumoute, I just translated "JavaScript popup" as "Popup avec JavaScript"—got a more elegant suggestion?

That's probably a good idea for English too Didn't think of that.

Hmm, I make a habit of using \ for repetitive code. For example:
rlca \ rlca \ rlca \ rlca
However, ORG seems to have an issue with it .__. Is it possible to modify it to use \ as a newline, or will it be a pain?

EDIT: Also, cool autocompletion!

I think you can display the line number and the character number of the error, like in several compiler

Yeah, I think line numbers should be fine Thanks!

EDIT: I very much enjoy that I can copy my code from my home computer to a flash drive and then get on a public computer when I am in town and continue programming. This is a great project, Deep Thought!