C-enabled IDE with built-in Javascript

I have a 100 K line project with a volume of about 30 thousand lines of embedded Mozilla Spidermonkey Javascript, which is used for the graphical interface of scripts.

What is the best way to edit C and Javascript together, or at least have a reasonable editor for Javascript?

On Linux, I used two different instances of Eclipse configured for C, one for Javascript. This was not a particularly convenient solution.

Now that I'm working on building Windows, Visual Studio 2008 does a great job with C support, but Javascript support is a little ... missing.

All I really need is to quickly jump between functions in Javascript code and check the variables. . There are about 30 .js files. I can live without code completion and other subtleties.

Ideally, I would see when calls to C code are made and go to C code, but this is probably too much.

Otherwise, it seems like I'm back to Notepad ++ and grep.

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I am using the Zeus editor , and it has an automatic ctags function that works well for C, allowing you to jump between things like functions and structures, etc.

JavaScript, - ctags JavaScript , .

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