The internet doesn't work yet at home. We are in an apartment that is supposed to have wireless, but the landlords have had issues. We are waiting to be all wired up, now

Some suggestions/bugs:

• With default zoom, the line numbers, the code and the cursor aren't aligned properly (In Chrome and Opera). Changing the zoom will fix it, but has to be set back on other sites, so please fix this:
  
• The undocumented instructions are in the drop down menus, but give errors when compiling. (Make them usable)
• What about making the highlight color a bit darker, you can barely see it when viewing the screen from a slight different angle. Or a setup like most IDEs have with all the font properties and color settings
• How about adding the number of cycles each line takes and a calculator to multiply blocks of code with how often the part runs and giving a total sum. That would be awesome to improve and optimize stuff.

Some suggestions/bugs:

• With default zoom, the line numbers, the code and the cursor aren't aligned properly (In Chrome and Opera). Changing the zoom will fix it, but has to be set back on other sites, so please fix this:
  

Seems to be a new WebKit quirk (I've noticed several of those lately). The editor library I'm using is several versions out of date though. Maybe they fixed it there—I'll try updating sometime.

• The undocumented instructions are in the drop down menus, but give errors when compiling. (Make them usable)

Good point. I'll fix that soon.

• What about making the highlight color a bit darker, you can barely see it when viewing the screen from a slight different angle. Or a setup like most IDEs have with all the font properties and color settings

Maybe. I need to add a decent preferences system anyway.

• How about adding the number of cycles each line takes and a calculator to multiply blocks of code with how often the part runs and giving a total sum. That would be awesome to improve and optimize stuff.

Maybe. I would have to change how the programs are parsed in order for that to work dynamically. I have all the data for size and cycles, though.

I copied and pasted my program code to ORG and I got a bazillion errors like this:

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"Reference to undefined equate HL (line "          ld d,(hl) " in Grammer_z80)"

Fixed.

Any ideas why?

\ for newlines wasn't working properly (I didn't strip out all the bad whitespace).

Also, another feature that might be good is to return the output size of an app or program, that way we can figure out how much room we have left 

It's been planned for a while, and should be fairly simple to add. I just keep forgetting about it

Thanks for all the suggestions and comments everyone! It really helps.

it seems like it would be simpler and more intuitive to have the calculations be in the same column as the code is already. the cycle count could just be displayed to the right of the line number and the total calculations over on the right side where all the rest of the system messages are.

Update

Output now includes the size of the program/app in bytes.

I updated CodeMirror (the editor library). No luck fixing the cursor bug I'll look more closely at it later.

It seems that there is still a bug with creating apps?

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Pass one
Pass two
Total size: 16113 bytes
Warning: file_get_contents(/home/deepthought/public_html/asm/lQbmwR.8xk): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/deepthought/public_html/asm/index.php on line 994 Warning: unlink(/home/deepthought/public_html/asm/lQbmwR.8xk): No such file or directory in /home/deepthought/public_html/asm/index.php on line 996
Program assembled with no errors (download)

The total size looks right, but when I download it, it is a zero byte file.

Fixed. It should now work as long as your app structure is correct, and will give you a warning and a binary dump otherwise.

What about the undocumented instructions?

Which ones specifically? SLL, SLIA and a few others were all there.

EDIT: Oh, I see, it's the IXH (and related) stuff. I'll work on that when I get back to it.