Seagat2011 Lv 1
The command editor currently has no line numbers. Including line numbers would make it so much easier to track down bugs.
The command editor currently has no line numbers. Including line numbers would make it so much easier to track down bugs.
I believe the LUA editor is what it is.
While not perfect, here's what I do:
Normally I work from a saved notepad copy of the script then
replace the entire document in the LUA editor but from time
to time I will make a bunch of changes in LUA. When I do I
repeat the above process. To get from Notepad to LUA editor
I do this:
Im using external editor: n++
It can be set (and im doing it in my new updates) to "eol conversion" as "unix" and covert all /t to 4 spaces.
This way i remove X bobxes.
n++ have numbered lines :)
Like rav3n_pl, I also recommend using n++ because of the possibility to remove/replace garbage text.
A bump.
Maybe it is possible to merge n++ or some gnu editor to foldit client?