CodeNavigator iPhone Lite

As a Software Engineer, quickly understand the whole architecture of one project is one of the basic quality.
Sometimes, it's a fun to enjoy a beautiful open source project in your spare time.
A useful tool can help us understand the source code very quickly & smoothly.
On laptop, we have many choices, but on iPad, it's so little.
Now, we have CodeNavigator, we can read the code anytime, anywhere.

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CodeNavigator is a code Viewer and Analyzing tool for developers.
It supports: C/C++ Objective-C C# Java Delphi Javascript Python Rubby Bash...
You can touch on the keyword to navigate among the complexed projects.

You can now enjoy your latest linux kernel source code on your iPhone very smoothly.

Features:
[i]
Full Screen source view, Use your finger touch to navigate between codes.

[ii]
Syntax highlighting:
•Support multiple programing languages:C/C++ Objective-C C# Java Delphi Javascript Python Rubby Bash...
•Customization of syntax parsing & rendering
•Multiple themes

[iii]
Search & Analyze
•Search the specified symbol in the project
•Find global definition of a symbol
•Find all called functions in this function
•Find who called this functions
•Find text string in the project
•"Find text" and "Go to line" in the current file
•Search files in project

[iv]
Comments:
You can add comments to your project and manage easily, and also send the comments to friends easily.

[v]
Histroy control
•Store your read history
•Not only the file but also the Position you last read

[vi]
Wireless transfer:
•Transfer a single source file through WIFI.
•Transfer project as a ZIP file through WIFI
Dropbox sync:

Wired transfer:
You can use iTunes to transfer your data.

Git:
•Git log.
•Diff.
•Git clone.
•Git pull.
•Git log for single file or folder.
•Switch between git branches.

Open As:
•Download project on Safari and open as CodeNavigator.

"Linux kernel 0.1" has been included as a demo.

More features will be available soon.

Wish you enjoy your source code on your iPhone :-)