OpenEuphoria

2. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by andi49 Jan 01, 2014
• 2235 views

Hi
and a Happy New Year

I think you wan't find anything that is even comparable to AutoIt3 http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/downloads/ Standard Setup.
You may look up the Editors Page http://openeuphoria.org/wiki/view/Editors.wc

Maybe someone proves me wrong, but i think there is no 'one click setup'

I for myself use NotePadd http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

Edita http://edita.is-great.org/ does a nice job.

Hope it helps

Andreas

4. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by ne1uno Jan 03, 2014
• 2109 views

which system?

PSPad has a limited Eu syntax file you can get from editor repo. and has various AutoIt syntax. not sure how much more editor/project support. it can probably do anything you want or someone else already has, since you can also script. windows/wine

I quit using SciTe except as a file viewer target in SendTo.

6. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by ne1uno Jan 03, 2014
• 2047 views

linked above: Editors Page http://openeuphoria.org/wiki/view/Editors.wc

install or unzip PSPad then copy these files

http://scm.openeuphoria.org/hg/editors/file/default/PSPad/

8. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by Authy Jan 03, 2014
• 2058 views

Hello,

I'd like to recommend synwrite (http://sourceforge.net/projects/synwrite/).

It's better than most of the pgms listed on http://openeuphoria.org/wiki/view/Editors.wc and I really don't know why the people maintaining that page have not yet added it - perhaps they should do so now.

Regards, authy

10. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by mattlewis (admin) Jan 06, 2014
• 1852 views

I would also recommend checking out wxIDE. Even if you don't use wxEuphoria, it has some really nice stuff for coding with Euphoria. I think it's the only editor that has euphoria-aware autocomplete.

Matt

12. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by mattlewis (admin) Jan 06, 2014
• 1949 views

I guess I should have elaborated. In addition to stuff like filling out an if-then block, it also looks at the current file and the included files and autocompletes things like variables and routines that are there. I believe the Win32Lib IDE does some of this for certain predefined things, but wxIDE is mostly dynamic (euphoria's built-in stuff is hard coded), using whatever libraries you've included to look for candidates for completion.

I posted this screenshot previously:

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Matt

14. Re: The Best Installation And Editor For My System.

• Posted by mindwalker Jan 06, 2014
• 1882 views

I first started using Euphoria back when you had to purchase Euphoria if you wanted to write programs of more than 300 lines in length.

Back then I was using UltraEdit for text editing and found that there was a "wordfile" for the Euphoria languiage (a configuration file to define syntax coloring and such for Euphoria files). I continue to use UltraEdit for Euphoria programs using that original config. file.

I just checked and they still have the same "wordfile" available, but I don't believe anyone has been maintaining this file over the years. The "wordfile" is a plain text file that is editable by the user and I believe changes can be submitted for inclusion on their web page.

Disclaimer: UltraEdit is not freeware. You can trial it for a limited time, but they sell their product. That said it is a very good editer and the customer service has been exceptional over the years.

Not sure if this should be added to the wiki or not since it is commercial software.