Luxinia

in the last month we made good progress on enhancing the wxLua sample IDE to a more complete IDE, specially useful for luxinia.

the "api" autocompletion & tooltips are probably the key features. But thru wxLua its possible to add more custom menus...

There is still endless amount of features to be added, and getting some "basic" base features done (find in files, project browser...). But what is already there is useful in its state already. PRT/SHD/MTL & Cg api & syntax files will come soon.

The project is fully opensource, so that anyone can help enhancing.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/estrelaeditor/

download:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/estrel ... p/download

svn repository:
https://estrelaeditor.svn.sourceforge.n ... relaeditor

The editor doesnt have "graphical" setting dialogs, so you can either modify the /cfg/config.lua or create a /cfg/user.lua which is loaded after config.lua and can overwrite its settings.

You would want to change the "Luxinia" directory in the config. And the default interpreter to "Luxinia". Best is you create a custom user.lua file, which overwrites settings set in config.lua automatically. As config.lua may change via SVN, but user.luad won't.

ie create the file cfg/user.lua


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All content is ready-to-use for windows, no need for "compiling". Just grab the latest from SVN and you can immediately use it.

today "find/replace in files" was added.

and before Cg api definition was added.

projectbrowser was added

https://sourceforge.net/project/screens ... ssid=90585

projecthistory now stored in settings

output & projecttree visibility and sizes stored in settings

config.savebak added (default to false) which means no longer .bak files are generated on save

fixed copy & paste bug in the shellbox

bugfixes in styles

added "view" menu (moved some items from project-menu into it)

added "stylesoutshell" for config, so that output/lua shell can have separate style from editor.

added a "dark" color style for editor, simply copy the file and rename to "cfg/user.lua", so that it gets automatically loaded (or copy content)

removed "numbers" from autocomplete words

added menu + shortcut (Ctrl+T) for showing tooltips (simply place cursor after opening bracket, like "class.funcname(<here>arguments..)" and the tooltip comes up again.

removed autocomplete after ".."

bugfix in window title, title now reflects current open filename

findinfiles bugfix (found only first occurance in file)

-cfg commandline option to pass a string that will be evaluated as lua into ide.config

on "run" and estrelaeditor interpreter, disable single instance, so "self" debugging/starting is easily possible

added darkeditorstyles config file

spec for opengl gpu programs (asm like)

bugfix for "replace"

config.acandtip added allows "shorttip" setting, so tooltip highlights contain less text. When envoking by command (ctrl+t) the full text is written

ctrl+t tooltips also catch function when arguments were written (however still need to enhance last open bracket detection)

brace-matching ()[]{}<> added

bugfix in filetree, didnt set luxinia projectdir on toggle

filetree "known files" now in "white"

output catching error messages / search in file results (double click) also sets focus of editor

bugfix in runcommand, which on some systems prevented luxinia window to be shown on execute

improved tooltip function detection on "ctrl+t"
and better text formating inside tooltip highlight

bugfix in default style, which resulted in wrong font to be used (ie non monospaced as default)

activated syn colorizer for luashell again

interpeters were moved to auto-search directories

multiple output cmds can be active (e.g. run Cg compiler while luxinia is running too, both outputs will be captured)

added config option to disable dynamic words

added iofilters so that text bytes can be translated (useful for special language strings, was needed to keep "umlauts" in luxinia texts)

added package download with svn binaries for "self-updating"

added function-call highlighting,
it's not 100% robust ie not using () or doing stuff like var[0](...) will not be captured for now, but in the general case it works