What IDE / Editor do you use?
#1

Hello people,

I have created this topic in order to find out which IDE / Editor people use when writing various types scripts. The majority of you will say Pawno. But as you can see here, there are a lot more options available, but I have never actually come across another person who uses a single one of them.

As for writing libraries, I use Notepad++ with a C++ syntax.

Also, I had a look around on the forum, and didn't see any other topic like this, but I probably have missed one somewhere, if that is the case and that topic is still active, could an administrator please delete this one.

Cheers,
- Bicentric
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#2

Previously I used notepad++, now I use Sublime Text 2 and I must say it's a lot more better than anything else, many more features, helpful plugins.
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#3

I'm using Notepad++ for PAWN and various other languages, sometimes I use it to edit small portions of bigger programs. I also use a lot of Visual Studio for C#.
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#4

Notepad++ for PAWN. Never needed anything else.
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#5

I'm pretty surprised how many people seem to use Notepad++. I use it too, with these extras.
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#6

I as well use Notepad++ for just about all code writing. I'll even use it for other types of files, too.

It has a much better UI than any other IDE I've seen.
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#7

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I'm pretty surprised how many people seem to use Notepad++. I use it too, with these extras.
I am too.

Since we're also saying what editors we use for other programming languages then:

I use Eclipse for Java, SciTE for Lua, and Notepad++ for JavaScript, PHP, HTML, CSS etc, never really got into doing C# and C++.
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#8

I use pawno for everything pawn. Notepad++ for web languages and codeblocks for C languages
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#9

I use Sublime Text 2
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#10

I used to use Notepad++ but then it began crashing on me in the middle of writing code and it didn't save my changes so that got me really mad and I started using Sublime Text and it's been really amazing.
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#11

I generally use pawno. I do use Notepad++ a lot though, but I would use it more if I could get the compiler working with it (I've followed Slice's tutorial but with no luck). Also, the 'fake natives' don't seem to work with it. Can anyone confirm that?
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#12

Trust me, if you use notepad++ and think it's good enough - you are wrong. Try Sublime Text 2, you will be surprised. Auto complete is probably one of the best features in it .
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#13

Sublime Text 2 is awesome, period.
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#14

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Sublime Text 2 is awesome, period.
70 bucks isn't awesome

https://www.sublimetext.com/buy
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#15

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70 bucks isn't awesome

https://www.sublimetext.com/buy
There is another way to use it without paying money and everyone knows it .
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#16

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There is another way to use it without paying money and everyone knows it .
Shame doing so gets you banned!
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#17

lol^

I hardly think a text editor (which is basically what it is) is worth $70. That's silly.
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#18

Notepad++ is good to use, but every time a new SA:MP version is released you have to deal with adding all the new functions in. In my personal opinion, all I ever needed for SA:MP scripts was Pawno, but with tabs, so I'm using CarbonPawn currently.
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70 bucks isn't awesome

https://www.sublimetext.com/buy
You don't have to pay 70 bucks, just visit their download page, and get the free license. It's unlimited, the only downside is that a dialog box pops up after you hit ctrl+save ~10 times. Even then, all you have to is press Esc. Anyways, it's a really powerful text editor.
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#20

So I been messing around with Sublime Text 2 today, and it's just plain awesome, I do have one question though, do you guys have a compiler working for it, a PAWN syntax, and a function lookup?
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