Projects tagged ‘code’ and ‘environment’

Sidestep is an experimental version of GNUstep bringing FHS/freedesktop.org compliance, standard build system use, modularized libraries, and several other differences/updates to bring GNUstep into line with the needs of 21st century users.

To quote DarKSunrise: This project is now carried on by Levybreak This is an in-game scripting environment with dynamically updating syntax highlighting for Lua. It basically means that if the ... [More] server has WireMod installed, it also highlights the WireMod functions for you. Same goes with every mod you have installed (or the server). Please note, that if the server doesn't have Luapad, you'll only have cached server-side syntax highlighting, with only some basic serverside functions. However, this doesn't affect the syntax highlighting of client-side functions. This 'script' can be used to code in-game, save the code, load it later, and most importantly: run it client-, and serverside. You can upload code in order to run it on the server, but only if the server has Luapad, and you're an admin. It currently only supports text-files inside the data-folder, because of your security. Maybe I'll add the support of direct Lua-files later, with rawio (Optional feature in v1.10). It probably has some bugs, so tell me about them and I'll try to fix them. And yes, you can code an aimbot, or a wallhack in-game. Credits go to the following persons: Andreas "Syranide" Svensson for Wire Expression 2 Editor, which I heavily modified to work with Lua-syntax. Narkaleptic for the VTF silk-icons used in this pack. Garry's Mod Finland for beta-testing this. Levybreak for the newest versions (up to from v.1.11), as I didn't have time for this project Me for everything else. Media: Known bugs: Gamemode-folder is always empty No syntax-highlighting for multi-line comments or strings (I'll see if I can do these) Lua-folder has files that are not really there, but instead in addons/AddonName/lua, and therefore making them unable to load (I'm open for suggestions here) Planned features: Feature where you could run the script on all current clients or a specific client Sidebar remembering it's position Autocomplete for functions Using GZip to compress cache-files for syntax highlighting Customizable colors on syntax highlighting Downloads: From the newest to the oldest. You should always download the one on the top, unless you want an old version for some reason. YOU NEED GM_RAWIO MODULE IF YOU WANT TO EDIT LUA-FILES, IT'S NOT INCLUDED from: http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=776712 [Less]

gameBoX Linux Operating System that comes with several preconfigured OpenGL (ES) development toolkits. Everything from OpenGL ES 1.0, Red Book and basic tutorials to OpenGL 2.0, GLSL and Cg shaders ... [More] in over 200 demos and examples. More info & download: http://www.geocities.com/ze_aks [Less]

IcyOwl is a open source, cross platform IDE. It features a lot of basic editing plus project compiling. Code completion is a feature being implemented. Other than that, it is extensible to support ... [More] more languages (class tree, code completion, compilation) with the support of plug-ins. [Less]

PowerLight IDE is a light-weight, powerful, and easy to use on-site hosted IDE (such as a content management system but for only code) that will allow for code highlighting, completion, outlining ... [More] (classes, variables, etc.) and eventually include a web object oriented framework with a drag and drop visual development tool for rich web applications. Since this IDE is fully online, you may develop your applications anywhere at anytime. Also, the IDE is all written in AJAX so that all of the features are performed real-time and does not require page refreshing. [Less]

This IDE is born from the need to have a complete programming environment, multi language, with the ability to compile and download the source code directly or compiled the sources themselves and a source code editor with syntax highlighting.