Helllo everyone!
Does there exist a decent Uscript Editor for Ubuntu(like WOT Greal for windows)?I am pretty much sick of running it in Virtual Box.
Uscript Editor for Linux
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Uscript Editor for Linux
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Re: Uscript Editor for Linux
Thanks for the reply m8!
But again i am sick of it too.I am looking for a native IDE for Linux.
But again i am sick of it too.I am looking for a native IDE for Linux.
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Re: Uscript Editor for Linux
I personally use Notepad++ with the UScript language plugin (a broken plugin I found in the net then I fixed it myself), both in Windows and Linux. In Linux I use it with Wine though, plus you don't have any sort of auto word completion and other fancy yet very usefull features a good IDE generally provides, nor you can compile your package directly (I use UMake for that effect, in Linux I coded my own bash for making exactly the same basic thing UMake does with some extra specific things needed for my mods).
But it provides highlighting and some other cool features, besides being ultra light and reliable as an editor.
I looked for an IDE once, and I found out that there was a guy trying to make that for Eclipse, however it was for UT2003 and although it could also be used for UT (since sintactically is pretty much the same), it was never finished afaik.
But it provides highlighting and some other cool features, besides being ultra light and reliable as an editor.
I looked for an IDE once, and I found out that there was a guy trying to make that for Eclipse, however it was for UT2003 and although it could also be used for UT (since sintactically is pretty much the same), it was never finished afaik.
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Re: Uscript Editor for Linux
Hmm.I emailed Dean Harmon requesting about adding Linux support and he replied
Anyways Merry Christmas everyone!!
I guess there is no alternative (for now) except to use wine or virtualbox.I will ask santa to email me the IDEHi Ravi,
Unfortunately there are many of the components that make specific win32 calls. It is not on my books to make it work on linux, my apologies.
Anyways Merry Christmas everyone!!
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Re: Uscript Editor for Linux
I also use Notepad++ but with Java Syntax. Can you post your plugin?Feralidragon wrote:I personally use Notepad++ with the UScript language plugin (a broken plugin I found in the net then I fixed it myself), both in Windows and Linux.
Merry Christmas.
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Re: Uscript Editor for Linux
I also made my own highlighter for UnrealScript but... wow... yours is much better.
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