02.05.2013, 15:39
I've decided to learn a new language, as a hobby-type thing, so I just decided to plump for PAWN and do some stuff in SA:MP. Anyways, I noticed that most people either use Notepad++ or Pawno. Being a GNU/Linux and BSD man myself I'm not into any of that stuff.
I, personally use a mixture of Emacs and VIM, depending on what I'm doing. I was first of all, just wondering whether or not anyone knew of a decent mode in either VIM or Emacs, as I really don't mind which.
The second question is just... how on EARTH do you guys cope without dynamic array allocation. I was messing about with my knowledge from C and other languages with some of the things on the LS-RP dev app, for the fun of it, and the easiest way to do it is likely with dynamic array allocation. When I found out PAWN doesn't support it, my heart sank, haha.
All my maths-based work tends to rely heavily on it.
Anyway, if you can answer any/all of my questions, I'd be most appreciative.
I, personally use a mixture of Emacs and VIM, depending on what I'm doing. I was first of all, just wondering whether or not anyone knew of a decent mode in either VIM or Emacs, as I really don't mind which.
The second question is just... how on EARTH do you guys cope without dynamic array allocation. I was messing about with my knowledge from C and other languages with some of the things on the LS-RP dev app, for the fun of it, and the easiest way to do it is likely with dynamic array allocation. When I found out PAWN doesn't support it, my heart sank, haha.
All my maths-based work tends to rely heavily on it.
Anyway, if you can answer any/all of my questions, I'd be most appreciative.