ToME: the Tales of Maj'Eyal

Hey,
I have been looking at several programs to help me code lua (or decipher it):
eclipse
scite
codelite
emacs?

I cant really seem to get these to run a script for me (to learn a few things in lua). Most of these programs are made for C or java and not lua. It requires plugins and configuring these is beyond my current knowledge of these programs. I use gedit if I just want lua highlighting, so that is not a problem.

I can run the console in ToME itself, which is great, but I would like to be able to also run a script 'on the fly' outside of ToME.
So what are you guys using? Maybe I can learn from it.

Thanks.

I think all the cool guys use Notepad++, it only has syntax highlight.

Testing is always done ingame as far as I know, with the help of the log file to debug.

There is so much going on, and LUA is pretty lean with variable declaration that it doesnt make a lot of sense to test code bits on its own, especially in such a project when you are often going to access other "classes".

yep, notepad++ for me

Very simple and intuitive to use, and it is very clean.

See my next post.

Actually, I just found http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/. Download that and install the lua plugin. Seems it might be alright.

What can it do with lua code?

It's like Visual C++/C# for Lua. Autocomplete, inheritance/function/field indexing, automatic documentation generation, etc. I haven't gotten it to work quite right yet, but from what I've read, people are really fond of it.