Re: which IDE ?

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• Subject: Re: which IDE ?
• From: Christian Tellefsen <christian.tellefsen@...>
• Date: 2010年1月18日 10:43:44 +0100

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I did this by adding code completion that talks to a running Lua state. By looking at globals, tables and metatables, as well as adding some extra information when registering data and functions, I have been able to make a solution that works in most cases. It also adds documentation and search on everything. So, it can be done in this way at least, I don't know if that works for your case though.

Cheers,
Christian Tellefsen
Funcom
Rob Kendrick wrote:

On 2010年1月17日 00:43:03 +0100
Valerio Schiavoni <valerio.schiavoni@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm expecting, more than syntax highlight, which easily come with Vim
or TextMate bundle, some code completion feature, integration with
the runtime, and (in the best conditions) some sort of integration
with a xUnit framework (ie the same way eclipse integrates junit).

Lua being a dynamic language makes code completion almost worthless.
As for everything else, I have a huge amount of success with bash.
I've not found another IDE that compares to it in terms of my
productivity.
B.

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