[Duion]

Torsion is free and open source now in case anyone still does not know it.

[andijh92]

WAAAT??

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

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

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

[Timmy]

I have mentioned this in another thread before but atom editor has a package for torque script syntax https://atom.io/packages/language-torquescript . atom is cross platform and opensource too (MIT license).

[maxzhou0]

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.

[HeadClot]

I have mentioned this in another thread before but atom editor has a package for torque script syntax https://atom.io/packages/language-torquescript . atom is cross platform and opensource too (MIT license).

I did not know about this.


Thanks