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Any specific IDEs
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Any specific IDEs
Are there any specific IDEs or editors that you find particularly useful for TCL script development? Any features that enhance the TCL coding experience?
Re: Any specific IDEs
Some editors, as notepad++ with windows, have tcl code highligting.
komodo has been retired but you can find OpenKomodoIDE @ https://github.com/ActiveState/OpenKomodoIDE (didn't tested)
komodo has been retired but you can find OpenKomodoIDE @ https://github.com/ActiveState/OpenKomodoIDE (didn't tested)
Eggdrop communityRe: Any specific IDEs
This pastebin:
http://paste.tclhelp.net/
has a "syntax check" function. Finds your mistakes for you. It can be VERY helpful.
Unfortunately, the ability to post with password protection is broken. Has been, for a long time now.
You can still post there, but you just can't make it private.
No matter, for syntax checking though. You don't even have to post at all to use that function.
I hope this helps.
http://paste.tclhelp.net/
has a "syntax check" function. Finds your mistakes for you. It can be VERY helpful.
Unfortunately, the ability to post with password protection is broken. Has been, for a long time now.
You can still post there, but you just can't make it private.
No matter, for syntax checking though. You don't even have to post at all to use that function.
I hope this helps.
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