[_AeonOne_]

Hi,

In the past I've used to write many sourcemod plugins for my Community.
But I ever suffered, that no really IDE is existing for Sourcepawn.
Year we have Pawnstudio, but it's very old yet and lacks of nice features.

So I decided to try it on my own. I've written a little Editor.
It provides fully Syntaxhighlighting, Autocompletition and Intellisense. The informations for
it, will be parsed on startup from the include directory so it's fully up to date to your sourcemod.
I want also, to enable it, to parse your current file to provide Intellisense and Autocompletition data.

When the function as an editor, is fully provided and works fine, I want to make it to an ide.
So it can handle whole projects.

But my question is, does you guys need something like that. Or is PawnStudio enough
(like: never change a running system).
(note: It wil only run on Windows (C#, .NET 4.0, 4.5, WPF))

Here 2 screenshots:

[IMG]http://s10.************/auevy1qxl/Aeon_Editor_Pre_Alpha_1.png[/IMG]

[IMG]http://s4.************/rkczk12t9/Aeon_Editor_Pre_Alpha_2.png[/IMG]


Aeon

[DoPe^]

I have been using Notepad++ with Auto-completion/Inline Docs/Syntax Highlighting
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=93892

After that I switched to Sublime Text 2 with Sourcepawn syntax highlighting.
https://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=204535

And have been quite happy with that

[psychonic]

Cool.

[Pelipoika]

I'd give it a whirl

[arthurdead]

*Dr. Greg House avatar here*

[Dr. Greg House]

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Although I'd rather prefer a Visual Studio template.

[friagram]

There are s lot of tools notepad++ has that make it ideal: compare/file diffs, line operations for tabs/spaces, auto-reindent, collapse/expand nested brackets, etc.