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I'm a traditionalist, i always liked old and "static" things.
Always scripted with Pawno, but today i wanted to change. I read about Notepad++ Pawno Compiler and Sublime Text. After a short research on *insert a famous search engine name here* i just found VS Code (from Microsoft), read some tutorials to implement pawn.cc in VS Code and voilа:
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Yeah i know what you're asking, where have you been until now? As i said, i'm a traditionalist.
Yeah, i know someone here will not give a shit about, but i wanna suggest everyone to switch to Vs Code, that's another world.
My 2 cents.
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thats nice write a blog
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I'll do it.
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i started using sublime about a year ago and now i'm kinda used to it, should i bother to switch to vsc? does it have everything sublime text has?
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That's nice write a blog.
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If I were Kalcor I would remove that pawno from the next SA-MP Server release.
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thats nice write a blog
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lmfao
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Peasants, just use Notepad or Brackets.
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The stand-alone-ness is one of the best parts of pawno. You want to get started for the first time? Great, just click here and you are off. Pawno is designed as a beginner system for people to get straight in to coding pawn, and I've no doubt that it contributed significantly to the success of SA:MP by lowering the bar to entry to basically zero. If you develop and want more advanced features, they're out there, but if you just want to hit a single button and be up-and-running, I can't think of another option. Yes, the indentation mixes tabs and spaces, and yes it only has one tab (which probably contributed to the obsession with single-file monolithic modes), but it is trivially easy to use.
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Can't agree more. I used both VSCode and Pawno and the difference is abyssal.
No doubt i feel more "secure" scripting with VSCode, first because the colours, i always liked dark colours (not that much tho). Second the editor, god damn is awesome. I agree with Sasino97 too. Sometimes i help a friend developing his server and so i have 2 pawno folders (with 2 different include folders), and everytime i open the wrong Pawn!
To fix this issue i just created both Pawn shortcuts to my desktop and renamed them according to their gamemode folder.
But i think i'll switch soon and permanently to VS Code, also the replacing system is awesome...can reduce my time up to 50%.
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I have both VS and Sublime installed, but for 90% of things i use Sublime for simple reason, startup is blazing fast. The only reasons i like and have VS Studio is that out of the box it has better intellisense then on Sublime (these is arguable with installing packages) and one click package manager (not that i mind Sublimes "console" way, its just most packages require additional setup that is usually very simple but not obvious).
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I personally think that VS Code is useful if you are up for modular programming.
