[RajatPawar]

Hello guys. I tried 'Sublime text 2' and I would really like to use it for PAWN.
I have created the folder in AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages called 'PAWN'
and I have a file called PAWN with the following code:

Code:

{
	"cmd": ["pawncc.exe", "-d3 -r -i includes", "$file", "-;+"],
	"path": "C:/Users/Rajat/Desktop/SAMP/pawno"
}

The path is correct, of course.
However, on compiling (anything), the error given is:

Anyone who is knowledgeable about this, your help would be appreciated.

[SuperViper]

You need to save the file first.

[RajatPawar]

That is extremely useful and it worked. Sublime text's really good, thanks!
Question 2:
Is there way to create the 'template' like in PAWNO? So that we wouldn't have to you know, add include <a_samp> and things everytime?

[SuperViper]

There's probably a plugin for it but I don't use it.

[RajatPawar]

Alright, anyways, I decided to give it up, it sucks to not have include and for and things not highlighted, so I am going back to PAWNO. Moderators/BTesters, please delete this topic.

[Lorenc_]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rajat_Pawar Alright, anyways, I decided to give it up, it sucks to not have include and for and things not highlighted, so I am going back to PAWNO. Moderators/BTesters, please delete this topic.

Syntaxes can be adjusted easily making your code colourful. There is probably a package for this but you can still open up the new.pwn file, press CTRL+A and CTRL+C then paste it. Takes five seconds tbh.

[Patrik356b]

https://sampforum.blast.hk/showthread.php?tid=324787

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