Compilr is actually Editr?

Some peeps were discussing the unexpected behaviour of:

test=test++;

Over on LinkedIn..... and someone else said "Oh, maybe test=(test++); would work?"

Lacking a compiler on my 'puter I asked about online compilers/JVM, and got given Compilr and IDEOne.

I headed over to IDEOne - it was first on my list, and really soon had confirmed that test=(test++); behaves exactly the same. (Not viewed byte-code yet).

I typed in a basic template from the help pages, added my test line, then compiled and ran it, and the output came up: 0

Brill. Here it is: http://ideone.com/lswt2

Eagerly I clicked on the link to bring me here to Compilr. The editor looks great, and is really polished!

I loaded an example script - "test" it was called, from the Explore link at the top.

I started looking for "Compile/Run" in the toolbars - there was search, download source... and some others... but no Compile! What!?

From the "Download source" button being easily noticeable, and the "Compile" button not being there - I was horrified to realise that Compilr **doesn't actually compile**!

And in fact Compilr and IDEOne should swap domain names, because they're entirely opposite in features!

So 15 minutes into using Compilr I got frustrated and would have left never to return (thanks to IDEOne)... but the editor's so cute!
I **want** to use Compilr... but for an absolute new user to the site, I'm left with a bitter taste in my mouth...

I wanted to share my thoughts as an "Average, not very bright user, eager to see what it could do!" because fixing this would get many lost new users retained!

[lots of snuggles]