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.
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