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Emacs FTW!


Of course it have a command to game develop with T3D :roll:


M-x package-refresh-contents

M-x package-list-packages

C-s torque3d [enter] [x]

Install package `torque3d'? (yes or no) [yes]


You're ready to go... :o


M-x torque3d-mode :ugeek:

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WAAAT??


There's a TorqueScript package for Emacs??? But of course there is. Will be trying that out, thanks for the tip!

 

:lol: I was kidding :lol: sorry! https://xkcd.com/378/ did not know that someone used Emacs here :mrgreen: good to know!


Anyway... if you really want to use Emacs you can. TorqueScript work very well with C# mode.


You can have a IDE with Emacs. Download the last version of Emacs, Install prelude http://batsov.com/prelude/


Then I recommend to install this for a IDE. My personal opinion, I used this for C++ programming on Linux.

 

M-x package-install RET
yasnippet
auto-complete
auto-complete-c-headers
multiple-cursors 
ecb 
flycheck
cede (built-in)
cmake-mode (You need to have cmake installed in your OS)
cpputils-cmake
omnisharp (with intellisense) or if you want only a mode you can install csharp-mode.
magit (control Git from Emacs)

 

So, I think I cover everything to work with Torque 3D from Emacs ;) :ugeek:


Regards,

John

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Ha ha, you got me. It's gotten to the point where I'll believe anything about Emacs. I've used it for years and years, by now I mostly only use it for writing notes to myself and for editing any text file that doesn't already have its own dedicated IDE, but yeah, damn I love it. The one thing I think I love above all else is the way I can effortlessly split and split and split the screen into as many frames as I need. I've had times where I was designing whole class hierarchies and had fourteen frames open. Get so tired of clicking on tabs and not being able to see everything at once in literally every single other IDE I've ever tried. :-P

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WAAAT??


There's a TorqueScript package for Emacs??? But of course there is. Will be trying that out, thanks for the tip!

 

:lol: I was kidding :lol: sorry! https://xkcd.com/378/ did not know that someone used Emacs here :mrgreen: good to know!


Anyway... if you really want to use Emacs you can. TorqueScript work very well with C# mode.


You can have a IDE with Emacs. Download the last version of Emacs, Install prelude http://batsov.com/prelude/


Then I recommend to install this for a IDE. My personal opinion, I used this for C++ programming on Linux.

 

M-x package-install RET
yasnippet
auto-complete
auto-complete-c-headers
multiple-cursors 
ecb 
flycheck
cede (built-in)
cmake-mode (You need to have cmake installed in your OS)
cpputils-cmake
omnisharp (with intellisense) or if you want only a mode you can install csharp-mode.
magit (control Git from Emacs)

 

So, I think I cover everything to work with Torque 3D from Emacs ;) :ugeek:


Regards,

John

 

Hi,


I had to use c++-mode instead of csharp-mode otherwise ecb couldn't list the programming methods of a file.


Regards,

Andi

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Torsion has two big problems imo:

1.Torsion does not support unicode, which means if u edit CJK in script, you'll be screwed.

2.Torsion's search text function was quite slow compare to VS or other text editing wares.

i hope this two porblems would be fixed.

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