#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL MAC OS X#
#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL MOD#
#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL CODE#

Features include common addon file templates and deploy action to WoW folder. luaTopping (Open Source) (Under Development) luaTopping is a NetBeans plugin that adds WoW Addon 'Project' support to the NetBeans IDE.

#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL MOD#

AddOn Studio 2010 Another free version of Visual Studio tailored for WoW mod creation based on Visual Studio 2010, functional and up to date. Supports many languages (current beta has Lua support) AddOn Studio A free version of Visual Studio tailored for WoW mod creation. Programmer's Notepad Light weight notepad that adds syntax coloring. B:Lua (Open Source) Under development and will, in time, hopefully provide a useful IDE for WoW Lua script development. WoWLua CE A Crimson Editor Specification for color coding World of Warcraft API, Widget, and Event keywords.

#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL CODE#

Crimson Editor A Free professional Windows code editor, comes with Lua and XML syntax highlighting, along with many other file types. Includes Lua syntax coloring and function popup plus many other features. TextWrangler Free general purpose text/code editor with Lua and XML syntax highlighting. Supports syntax highlighting for Lua, XML, and hundreds of other file types, as well as automatic indentation/comment formatting, the ability to jump between matching tags (if then else,, etc.), and much more. gVIM (Open Source) An extremely powerful, multi-platform editor.

Use lua-mode to get syntax highlighting for. Complete built-in documentation, including a tutorial for new users. Emacs (Open Source) An extensible, customizable text editor-and more. XML syntax highlighting is supported out of the box, a plugin for Lua is available. Proton A nice German freeware editor, unfortunately without UTF-8 support. Notepad++ (Open Source) A free source code editor, which supports several programming languages, including LUA and XML.

SciTE-WoWUI at WoW SciTe at SciTe-Ru at Version with WoW API 3.0 syntax highlighting and calltips. There are three pre-packaged versions for WoW development with Lua and XML syntax highlighting and much more: LuaIDE Integrated development environment for Lua for Windows SciTE (Open Source) A very extensible open source editor. Komodo Edit (Open Source) A very nice editor built on top of Mozilla and Scintilla with the extensibility of Firefox, and the syntax highlighting engine from SciTE. PSPad Syntax highlighting for Lua and XML files, fully features programmer's editor. LuaEdit (Open Source) Complete professional looking Lua IDE - Windows 98/2000/XP ZeroBrane Studio (Windows/Mac OSX/Linux) A lightweight Lua IDE with code completion, syntax highlighting, remote debugger, code analyzer, and live coding. A complete IDE with support for completions, API documentation, code formatting and more.

#SCITE EDITOR TUTORIAL MAC OS X#

For Windows, Mac OS X and other platforms. LDT includes syntax coloring, error markers, code snippets, code navigation, … and a debugger. WoWUIDesigner Complete IDE for Lua and XML UI files, including intellisense for many WoW API functions - Windows XP/2000/2003/Vista Eclipse Eclipse + the Lua Development Tools plug-ins.

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