Which IDE is currently best to edit Exult usecode?
What I tried so far:
ConTEXT with the plugin on Seven Towers. It has a weird backspace behavior. I also tried using notepad++ with C highlighting and IndentByFold plugin for indentation. Unfortunately I couldn't get features such as autocomplete (using info from headers like enums or function names) to work on neither. Maybe I expect too much?
I found a few rusty old threads discussing IDE's but they're so old such as: viewtopic.php?p=13347#p13347
There's also something about a blog setting up Eclipse for Exult? viewtopic.php?p=541863#p541863
I searched google but couldn't find the blog. There's generally too much information on the internet which makes this topic seem quite overwhelming.
My coding level is beginner-intermediate in java and C so any help is definitely appreciated! Oh I'm on Windows but if the features are worth it I could do Linux. I'm very curious to learn about your setups!
And finally, Exult and ES are awesome! THANK YOU!
Best IDE for usecode?
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Re: Best IDE for usecode?
A poll suddenly appears! You say:
Code: Select all
0x0a) simple text editor
0x0b) editor with plugins or resources (which?)
0x0c) specific software
0x0d) what is usecode?
0x0e) name
0x0f) job
0x10) bye
0x11) other: please post!
Re: Best IDE for usecode?
I think you best stay on Notepad++ for the highlighting and indentation. That's kind of what I use for usecode but then I rarely touch it these days.
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