Could anyone suggest the most stable, and best (not just in amount of features) ide for max please? Best to hear from experiance before i go about trying them all.
Best Max ide?
Miscellaneous Forums/General Discussion/Best Max ide? Check out Blide. It's currently the only viable alternate IDE that is like Visual Studio.
www.blide.org
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www.blide.org
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If you're on windows: Blide, without a doubt.
How about Mac users? There doesn`t seem to be much choice or have I missed something?
Jason.
Jason.
How about Mac users? There doesn't seem to be much choice
lol, I'm sure that's the case for most things on Mac! ;-)
Joking aside, you're right. There aren't any BlitzMax specific IDEs on Mac apart from the official and community edition ones (well that I know about anyway)...
I think Mark was working on a new IDE, but I haven't got a clue on how that went..
Hi,
Project Studio is being updated for BlitzMax - won't be too far away now from a release.
See my sig for info about the product and other plugins available such as Blitz3d/Basic. A BlitzPlus plugin is also in development, but this won't be available until the BlitzMax plugin is complete.
So if you use a number of the blitz languages, this will eventually allow you to program all in the same environment.
Project Studio is being updated for BlitzMax - won't be too far away now from a release.
See my sig for info about the product and other plugins available such as Blitz3d/Basic. A BlitzPlus plugin is also in development, but this won't be available until the BlitzMax plugin is complete.
So if you use a number of the blitz languages, this will eventually allow you to program all in the same environment.
I actually like the default IDE - but I feel I might be in the minority - and I work mostly on Linux.
I would like a cross-platform IDE with more features though. Perhaps Scintilla based, on the sames lines as Eclipse (for flexibility).
I would like a cross-platform IDE with more features though. Perhaps Scintilla based, on the sames lines as Eclipse (for flexibility).
Project Studio is my favourite so far. And I have used many in the years I've been using blitz languages. The default IDE doesn't cut it when your projects become bigger.
I actually like the default IDE - but I feel I might be in the minority - and I work mostly on Linux.
I like the default one for the most part, but the feature I really miss in there is the code folding.
Amos Pro on the Amiga got me hooked on that...
Quite a fan of IndeED but not sure what Mike is up to now as he is having difficulty paying for his website.
I like the default IDE too..
Mostly because I like to fiddle with BMax on all three platforms, and I can't have different sourcefiles all over the place..
Mostly because I like to fiddle with BMax on all three platforms, and I can't have different sourcefiles all over the place..
Blide and everything's cool...
I personaly miss using Eclipse cross-platform. Brucey did a pretty great job with that. But I suppose it won't be hard to create Scintilla based editor soon with wxWidgets :) Cheers Brucey!