I've been looking for an editor to use with GCBASIC under linux. Some have reported that Crimson Editor will work using wine, but I've had no success with that and, besides, I would prefer something that is still supported.
A nice one to try, if anyone wants to have a go, is geany. It is pretty configurable (but not as good as Crimson IMHO) but it won't let you have colours and indents with *.txt files. I've highjacked the *.d filetype to get it to do what I want - I can modify that to some extent.
Has anyone else got a favourite editor to try?
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I forgot to say that from Gedit is also possible burn, read, verify, load firmware, etc using piklab-prog, the command-line aplication used in Piklab, only need to have Piklab instaled and create "external tools" in Gedit with: piklab-prog -arguments $GEDIT_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_PATH
Or any other programming software you like.
Greetings.
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I've been looking for an editor to use with GCBASIC under linux. Some have reported that Crimson Editor will work using wine, but I've had no success with that and, besides, I would prefer something that is still supported.
A nice one to try, if anyone wants to have a go, is geany. It is pretty configurable (but not as good as Crimson IMHO) but it won't let you have colours and indents with *.txt files. I've highjacked the *.d filetype to get it to do what I want - I can modify that to some extent.
Has anyone else got a favourite editor to try?
I actually use Gedit in Ubuntu 8.10... just adding an "external tool" with the command:
/path/to/gcbasic $GEDIT_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_PATH
Easy and effective... like gcbasic.. :)
I forgot to say that from Gedit is also possible burn, read, verify, load firmware, etc using piklab-prog, the command-line aplication used in Piklab, only need to have Piklab instaled and create "external tools" in Gedit with: piklab-prog -arguments $GEDIT_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_PATH
Or any other programming software you like.
Greetings.