Open Source IDE and You

[Mike Kerner]

I've been hacking the IDE for my own purposes for years, but I just posted
my first FIX a week or two ago, since our effort is now hopefully going to
be more helpful.

I also asked to get some more detail on INTERNAL, because I have now
bounced into it several times.

The problem with setting gRevDevelopment is that I have been messing around
with the script editor, and that's a little tricky.


On Sun, Jun 8, 2014 at 8:43 PM, Richard Gaskin <ambassador at fourthworld.com>
wrote:

> Mike Kerner wrote:
>
>  what's the difference between this forum and the "Extending" group?
>>
>
> The description for "Extending LiveCode" reads:
>
>     Are you developing tools to extend the LiveCode environment?
>     This is the place to talk about the nuts and bolts of extending
>     our nuts and bolts. If you want to use a LiveCode or third party
>     Environment extension, visit the Using Evironment Extensions
>     forum.
>
> The IDE Çontributors section did not previously have a description (thanks
> for bringing that to my attention), but it now reads:
>
>     This forum is a working group for community contributors to
>     the LiveCode IDE included in the main LiveCode distribution.
>
>
>
>  I would also like to have a "class" on hacking the IDE, so when we are
>> breaking things to look cool, we aren't doing something that will make our
>> work harder to accept.
>>
>
> That would be cool.
>
> For starters, if you set the global variable gRevDevelopment to true
> you'll have the same environment the core dev team at RunRev works in, with
> easier access to some objects and scripts.
>
> In this week's community meeting with Kevin I'll ask about any internal
> docs they may have which might be useful for community contributors.
>
>
> --
>  Richard Gaskin
>  LiveCode Community Manager
>  richard at livecode.org
>
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