OMG, David, I’m using version 2.3 (262) of Sat, 12 Jan 2008. Gosh, I’ve been using some really ancient version of TextWrangler, eh? No wonder what Rodrigo posted above also didn’t make sense to me. (And, hey, Rodrigo, thanks for your tip too!) Sounds like I’d better fetch the updated version.
Thanks, Jayant, for your thoughts on TextWrangler and BBEdit. I think I’ll look into both BBEdit and TextMate (in comparison with what most recent TextWrangler might do for me), and then look at what this Sublime does, and VIM. Plus this Corona Project Manager thingy that comes with SDK…
I’ll do all of that evaluating bits after I’m done with my first game. Can’t wait. I thought I’d be done with it by now, but this extra polishing work has been taking up a lot of time and efforts. It feels like my path stretches forever and ever into the future. (Despite the seemingly-never-ending-path, I still feel every bit of it has been worth all the trouble anyhow.)
PS: I am going to evaluate the Sublime Text 2 but I can say that the editor “calls my attention” and its a good point for a beginner as I am right now.
See yah,
Rodrigo [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 17419 reply_id: 66160[/import]
I just downloaded Sublime Text2 and I really like it after I added the Corona Textmate bundle, but there is one thing I can’t get to work; How to get the Corona Terminal output in the console?
I tried typing regular commands there but it doesn’t work, anyone know how to make it work?
For all you Sublime Text2 users, grab the update!!
There’s a few new very handy features added regarding autocomplete etc, it’s not “true autocomplete” but it’s a lot better than before.
Apart from the updates, there’s one bundle I found useful and that is growl notification when saving files. Search the ST2 forum for the link to the bundle.
I did not update as yet because am in the middle of one project and so when I saw so many things updated on the list, I was afraid of letting the update run and after be “broken” (eg.: Will our outo-completion as we had setup in the past still be working without any change or will I need to setup that again? Argh.)
Cheers,
Rodrigo. [import]uid: 89165 topic_id: 17419 reply_id: 79402[/import]
You get a popup when you type with available words or variables you have added etc
if you think the icon sucks then you could just grab the one I made, nothing fancy but it just looks a little better in the dock.
right click on ST2 icon in your applications folder --> Show package contents -->Navigate to Resources folder --> Copy the original to a safe place first incase you want the old one back --> copy and paste my icon and when asked to replace the old icon, click yes/ok.
I found an editor in Mac AppStore called CodeRunner, looks good and it’s only $5.
The downside is that there is no documentation on how to add custom keywords(coronaSDK) or how to set up custom build schemes. It has Lua support but it feels like it’s not quite “there” yet as a code editor. A user forum would be nice also.
Check it out if you have 5bucks to spare.
But for now the “top” editor for me is still Sublime text2 and if you install “Package Control” then you can install and maintain plugins a little easier. Github is one useful plugin you can get from PC…