Greetings,
My Sublime Text 2 WoW Development package is now available for download. It is in its beta stage and i have not added a readme file to the package yet. It will soon be online @ package control, but till then you can download it here:
github
Installation notes:
1, Click the Download Zip.
2, Extract the .zip file.
3, Copy/Paste the extracted .zip file to your packages. (Open Sublime Text.... Click Preferences -> Browse Packages... -> Paste the extracted folder here. You might have to remove the "-master" from the folders name.
4, Bring up the command pallette (CTRL + SHIFT + P), type: WoW Lua and press enter.
If you want the same settings as i, go to Preferences -> Settings - User -> Copy/Paste the following:
{
"color_scheme": "Packages/SublimeWoWDevelopment/Scheme/WoWBeauty - Chocolate.tmTheme",
"font_face": "Consolas",
"font_size": 10,
"ignored_packages":
[
"Vintage"
]
}
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How to use:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=heX7U_UM0Ws
Upcoming features:
1, Improved syntax highlighting - Already working on it, detects global variables, has a more feature rich highlighting system.
2, Improved auto-completion - Newest API support + easier to use system. Already working on it.
3, Available through package control.
4, WoWBeauty - Vanilla theme aswell as a WoWBeauty - Classic black and a classic white.
5, Library support - WoW Ace and others.
6, XML and TOC syntax highlighting - in progress.
7, Normal Quoted Strings will be one color, while quoted strings like "OnAnimFinished" will have its own special quote highlight. - Already added, but not yet tested.
8, Syntax Highlighting for Events.
9, Additional completions - such as backdrop with full tab support, types(
http://wowprogramming.com/docs/api_types)
10, Clean way to detect where stuff belong using the CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + P command.
11, More.
please post any bugs. and tell me if you have any requests or suggestions.
Just a little update on how to use:
1, When you type something, e.g: GameTooltip:SetOwner, in order to get the exact match avoid using : but simply type GameTooltipSetOwner and press tab. If you use the : only the SetOwner will be matched, so the first tab stop will not be GameTooltip but SetOwner.
In case Widget's also has return values, you will not have to type: _GameTooltip:IsUnit, simply just provide: _IsUnit which will match: isUnit = GameTooltip:IsUnit("unit")
2, Using an _ before typing anything, indicates that what you are about to type includes a return value, e.g: UnitAura will post the following - UnitAura(arguments) while _UnitAura will post all-the-return-values = UnitAura(arguments).
3, If you find the above examples somewhat annoying to use and you prefer to use the old style - simply type it as you would: local some_return_value = frame:CreateTexture, now as you press tab only CreateTexture will be matched and you'll get the following: local some_return_value = frame:CreateTexture(arguments)
So you can pretty much select any style you'd like. Some prefer to just write local _CreateFrame and tab to get the following: local frame = CreateFrame(arguments) while other prefer to write local frame = CreateFrame tab.
4, The → arrow in the dropdown menu shown when typing, means that the function has more arguments than the dropdown menu can show. so e.g: SetOwner(frame, →) means that the first argument is a frame and that there is an additional 1 or more arguments.
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