RF2 script editor?

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Here is a video of it; sorry for the horrible quality.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=m36ZJynlrvM

Not feature complete, not bug free, but it works.

EDIT: I should add that if you have a dual-core CPU, when started from the script editor RF2 runs on the second CPU, so the script editor stays responsive.
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wow that is so COOOL finaly an app that uses the second cpu :D
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can i use this script editor for other engines like panda3d? or delta3d?
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Depends on the language. It could easily be used with other languages the editing control's lexer supports, but would have to be modified very slightly (~5 lines of code changed).
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Another video is up. This one shows the new error handling mechanism in RF2's script editor. If you were to see only one script editor video, this should be it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhipSNoGFl0
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What can I say Andy... Just Brilliant isn't enough WOW. That is really error handling. Can't wait for RF2. If this is the quality we are expecting it will knock the socks off the other engines. Keep up the good work.
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you sound sorta british
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English actually old man, came home in 1997 after 57 years in England. Irish by family English by birth.
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well i was actually talking about andys voice in the video
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gj Andy!! :D When will it be finished, as in how much to go?
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Overall todo list:

Code cleanup (in progress) (4 hours)
Persistent data (IE saving window position and restoring it next session) (3 hours)
Find, Replace, Find in Files, Replace in Files (5 hours)
Symbol browser (4 hours)
Finish package browser (8 hours)
Configuration dialog, configuration file (8 hours)
Debugging (of scripts, not of the app :P ) (10 hours)
Auto-complete (AKA intellisense) (? hours)

After that, it's pretty much done.
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42 hours,give or take,not bad.how much r u working on it each week,if u dont mind me asking,and wat r u going to start doing after the script. editor
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AndyCR wrote:Overall todo list:

Code cleanup (in progress) (4 hours)
Persistent data (IE saving window position and restoring it next session) (3 hours)
Find, Replace, Find in Files, Replace in Files (5 hours)
Symbol browser (4 hours)
Finish package browser (8 hours)
Configuration dialog, configuration file (8 hours)
Debugging (of scripts, not of the app :P ) (10 hours)
Auto-complete (AKA intellisense) (? hours)

After that, it's pretty much done.

and TAB ERRORS'......

LOL LOL LOL
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I work around 4 hours a week on it. If the internet connection goes down, that goes up to about 12. :P

I plan to start on Dawn immediately after or even while working on the script editor.
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Post by AndyCR »

Still cleaning up the code. I'll be putting it into SVN when I'm done.
and TAB ERRORS'......
Fixed now.
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