Jonas DK
06-09-2007, 08:11 AM
Hi
I made this installer in hope that others would enjoy it as much as I have.
Its a basic version of SciTE 173 Script Editor that supports Lua syntax an alot of others.
In the installer I have included Lua 5.0 and Lua 5.1 libraries and Compilers. it is set to use the Lua 5.0 compiler as default
The nice thing is that you can export your Scripts from AMS and then using SciTE to compile them into .luc files that you can not read in a text editor but AMS can easarly run compiled lua scripts as a normal script file.
Note: If you are using the Debug window running compiled luc (Lua Compiled) files you wil only see the line numbers but not the actual script that is executed. A need thing if you are semi paranoid about your script.
You can download the msi installer file from:
http://dl.jocit.dk/msi/SciTE173_ Lua_setup.msi (http://www.jocit.dk/dl/msi/SciTE173_ Lua_setup.msi)
Have fun
Cheers,
Jonas
I made this installer in hope that others would enjoy it as much as I have.
Its a basic version of SciTE 173 Script Editor that supports Lua syntax an alot of others.
In the installer I have included Lua 5.0 and Lua 5.1 libraries and Compilers. it is set to use the Lua 5.0 compiler as default
The nice thing is that you can export your Scripts from AMS and then using SciTE to compile them into .luc files that you can not read in a text editor but AMS can easarly run compiled lua scripts as a normal script file.
Note: If you are using the Debug window running compiled luc (Lua Compiled) files you wil only see the line numbers but not the actual script that is executed. A need thing if you are semi paranoid about your script.
You can download the msi installer file from:
http://dl.jocit.dk/msi/SciTE173_ Lua_setup.msi (http://www.jocit.dk/dl/msi/SciTE173_ Lua_setup.msi)
Have fun
Cheers,
Jonas