Editors for Unigine Script

[danni.coy]

Currently I am Using KDevelop 4.1 It works really well. Sometimes I have to edit on Windows Boxen though and I would like to know what else is out there....

 

KDevelop-4.1

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Pluses

• Syntax Highlighting for Xml and C++ (works for Unigine script almost all the time)
  
• Code completion for classes defined in included header files
  
• Code completion for existing code (You get code completion for built in stuff after you type it in for the first time)
  
• MultiTab/Multipane editing
  
• Project and Class browser.
  
• save and recall groups of files
  
• Code snippits
  
• Code refactorisation tools.
  

 

Minuses

• No Working Windows Build that I am aware of
  
• No search and replace for all open files.
  
• Automatically converts this. to this-> (which works for C++ but not unigine script)
  
• won't open .ui files (this file extension is used by QT designer files - I am using .gui as an extension to get around this)
  

[binstream]

We internally in Unigine use VIM (mainly) or Notepad++ (for those who can't handle VIM %)).

Both of these editors are free and available on Linux and Windows as well.

 

VIM: http://www.vim.org/

Notepad++: http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

[danni.coy]

We internally in Unigine use VIM (mainly) or Notepad++ (for those who can't handle VIM %)).

Both of these editors are free and available on Linux and Windows as well.

 

VIM: http://www.vim.org/

Notepad++: http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

 

I use notepad++ on windows but I really miss code auto-completion and the syntax highlighting. KDevelop is just a lot faster to code in. I could learn VIM but I don't think I am up for learning everything from scratch again.

[eugene.litvinov]

I start from Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition, than Notepad++... but really comfortable IDE for me is Eclipse Helios.

 

Implement KDevelop-4.1 pluses, and based on Java (cross-platform and free).

 

Minus: no highlighting for Xml (maybe need to install some plugin)

[manuel.gysin]

I'm using KDevelop and I'm happy with it. :)

 

For search and replace the good old shell is perfect.

 

I tested kdevelop some weeks ago within windows, I had no problems with it.

Just installed with the kde-win-installer.

 

A Unigine plugin would be very nice for kdevelop integration (for some missing stuff/other behavior of unigine script).

I started a while ago with a basic implementation, when someone want to help with the plugin let it me know.

[danni.coy]

I'm using KDevelop and I'm happy with it. :)

 

For search and replace the good old shell is perfect.

 

I tested kdevelop some weeks ago within windows, I had no problems with it.

Just installed with the kde-win-installer.

 

A Unigine plugin would be very nice for kdevelop integration (for some missing stuff/other behavior of unigine script).

I started a while ago with a basic implementation, when someone want to help with the plugin let it me know.

 

Ok It wasn't working last time I checked - so good to know... and yes I would be happy to help you develop a plugin :)

[manuel.gysin]

Ok It wasn't working last time I checked - so good to know... and yes I would be happy to help you develop a plugin :)

 

I'm gladly to hear that. Until the end of the year not much time, but I try over Christmas to adjust the source code and set up a small git server.

I send a PN then to you with the login information when the stuff is ready.

[ivan.cuevas]

In windows, Visual Studio + Visual Assist X it's a very good option. Notepad++ it's very good too.