on the other hand, you get stuff like code completion, and I haven't been able to teach the eclipse colorer how to recognize python/renpy code blocks and their nesting for working folding support).Īnyway, the only problem I have is that I'm not sure how to open the error and trace files inside eclipse (starting renpy from inside eclipse is not a problem, but using a running instance of eclipse to open a file would probably require some nontrivial IPC), but otherwise I'm quite happy with it.Īnyone else who'd be intrigued by the idea of a Ren'P圜lipse IDE? Probably not, because people here don't like heavy java apps Just in case, I'm attaching a screenshot of how it currently looks. There's also a working python plugin for Eclipse, PyDev, but I haven't tried that (and since it has a more heavy approach to syntax parsing, it would probably be a bit complicated to adapt it to renpy syntax. What I'm currently using is Eclipse with the Eclipse Colorer plugin for syntax highlighting (+ a custom syntax description file based on the python highlighter). Yes, on windows there's Tortoise* which can be used from inside total commander, but on Linux/Gnome I haven't found an alternative neither to Total Commander, nor to TortoiseSvn (don't tell me nobody's using a version control system when developing games?)
People seem to be looking for an alternative editor to jEdit (be it scite, notepad++ or something else altogether) - is anyone using Eclipse? The main reason I don't like "lightweight" editors like pspad, jedit or scite (allthough I do use scite if I want a quick edit of something) is absolutely zero support for version control systems.
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