Hey

By far the most useful thing that could be implemented in SED is better auto complete. As it is it is useful but only in the file that has focus at the time.

It would be most useful if SEDs auto complete worked for functions/variables etc located in included .h files.

Any chance of this being built in or should I go look for another editor?

Cheers

MACRO

If you want another editor. You can do it with VC++ and Visual Assist for best results.

Hey,

Thanks for the tip, I knew that doing it in vc++/eclipse/ultraedit..... would be an easy and viable option so I will switch editors for now.

I may as well go with the vc++ route as I already use that to write plugins etc. Is there a tutorial anywhere for configuring VC++ (2005 Express) to compile lite-c to exe, would be most handy if there were.

On the flip side I still think that it would be a useful addition to SED because it is the sanctioned editor for GS and apart from being a little lacking in the auto-complete side of things it actually isn't a bad little editor.

I think GS is a nice system (I started with it years ago with A6 then went away from it for a while waiting for lite-c and now A7 is here and lite-c is in place I am back with it) so I am keen to see both the core engine and the tool set with which it is shipped become all it can be.

Cheers

Macro

About SED....

It would be really cool, if a future version listed non "function" functions (e.g. functions with return type or void) also in the code jumper.

I just wrote a bat file that does my project builds then configured it as an external tool in UEStudio (souped up UltraEdit32). Works very well and now I have more tidy builds (no more flat file structure) - in other words bye bye SED.

I am going to start compiling a proper "word file" for UltraEdit so that it highlights Lite-C properly although to be quite honest the default c/c++ highlighting works fine for it and the auto-complete is very useful.

I can also do a test run straight from the editor using its external tool config to launch ACKNEX as a dos command The only thing it is missing is a direct debugging capability for Lite-C. Having said that there is a lot of debugging stuff in UEStudio I just need to work out if I can configure it to work this way.

Even if I cant I can always just revert back to SED for debugging purposes.

Macro