[ANN] "language-livecode" 0.6.0 for Atom Editor

[Mike Kerner]

The point isn't to use it for general purpose script editing.  The point is
to use it for LCB and LC Server scripts, and for libraries and other things
that aren't all hooked into the IDE.

Libraries are a good example, because if there are multiple people working
on it, if the library is stored in Git, it's easier to do version control.
Atom integrates very nicely with Git.

I have been thinking about whether I would write a plugin for LC that would
let Atom be easier to use as a script editor, by pulling scripts from LC
and putting them back in stacks, which would overcome some of the
annoyances with the LC SE, but we ain't there, or anywhere close.  For now,
for most general purpose script editing, the SE is the way to go.

On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Bob Sneidar <bobsneidar at iotecdigital.com>
wrote:

> I need a lot more info before I could start using this. I read the
> "instructions" for the linter plugin for livecode, but it makes no sense,
> and adding what they have there to the config file and putting the path to
> Livecode (I assume that is what they are looking for) throws an error in
> Atom.
>
> So am I supposed to copy scripts back and forth, or is Atom supposed to be
> able to jack into my Livecode stack and read the scripts in the individual
> objects? Don't see how that is possible, and I don't see how it would be
> better, or that much better to use Atom as an alternative script editor for
> LC. Perhaps for LC server.
>
> Bob S
>
>
> On Oct 21, 2015, at 12:20 , Monte Goulding <monte at sweattechnologies.com
> <mailto:monte at sweattechnologies.com>> wrote:
>
> And you also need the linter package if you want to see script errors and
> then check the livecode package settings and you will see some additional
> setup for the linter.
>
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