5) finalized ifdef management.. probably not the way you wanted it, but i think this is a very stable solution now. Good mixture between speed & security
2) implemented.

ps: after all the splitting and working with real code (real = REAL!! so e.g. gcc include files) i decided to rewrite the parsing part for variables and typedefs. This is really needed as the current solution will never really support function pointers and enums..

[img]http://www.dev-software.com/wingsdings.jpg[/img]

Okay released version 0.0.0.6... Your updater should recognize the version in ~10 minutes (after uploading ). All known bugs are fixed, additionally there are a lot of changes to the current parsing system.
If the updater doesn't work (waaa please not ) you will be able to download the file from:

http://www.dev-software.com/led/liteEdit_006.exe

You can find the Auto-Complete Setting in Settings->Auto Complete.
Default Font for a language can be changed in Settings->Languages->LiteC --> Default Font

Best regards,
Timo

ps: uploaded now.. please update your led
ps2: the updater does not have an interface at the moment.. so PLEASE do NOT use the update.exe (the updater will have an interface in the next update :p) but start the update in led (help-->update)

Hey TechMuc, would you say that at this state it is worth switching from SED to the LED?

Yes!

Hey Pad,

This is a difficult question.. I just programmed a very simple "four wins" with led, without any crash. So at least it is possible to work for a short time without beeing interrupted.

Though there a still some known bugs (e.g. Memory Leaks (not giantic, though you'll lose ~4 MB of RAM everytime you reopen a c file), but i'm working hard to fix them.
So if i were you, and would like to program with 3D-Gamestudio.. I would test this program as good as i can to get rid of sed

best regards,
timo

ps: yes i think it's stable enough, at least for "enjoying" the testing

Hehe okay, I'll give it a try!

Edit: Okay, played with it for 2 minutes:
- The buttons in the box in the middle that appear at the beginning have no hint texts. I don't know what they are for.
- On reviewing the GameStudio settings (I clicked okay) the program crashed.
- On restarting it says it could not read the log file in the log dir->Crash.
- Then I got it started. Right clicked on the empty project in the project view, selecting settings -> The explorer opens?! oO
- Closing the program -> Crash

I use a 64 bit Windows 7 with SP1.

Additionally, I would not want more languages supported but LiteC, C-Script, XML and maybe *.ini. But why should I ever need Lisp or JavaScript for a Gamestudio project???

BTW there is neither a start menu entry set for the tool, nor is there a desktop shortcut.

Edit: Figured out I have to run it as administrator. Hint: Put all the editable files in the Application Directory. That is useful to avoid this log file error in WinXP++.

Edit 2: You should open the most important views with the program like "projects" for example.

Hey Pad,

I see the problem.. Actually i really hate this administrator role fuck.. I mean.. what the heck. I'm only changing files which are located in the same folder als led.. so that's so fucking stupid that i'm not allowed to change them..

I assume that most of the bugs are related to the administrator issue. The editor heavily relys that all configuration files could be read succesfully. If this is not working, there will be quite a bunch of crashes.
Do you have icq / msn so i can check this out today? I added you ( 169105223 ), so i only need your authorization..

I'm sorry for the bad experience :-S

Best regards,
Timo

Okay: Do NOT install 0.006 into C:\program files\led\... This will crash the program every tenth second (hard guess :P).

I'll work on that issue.

as supposed by microsoft use the APPDATA folder. thats your place to write config files(and cach files for example). You're always allowed to write/read there.
Just grab the appdata path, create a subfolder and thats it^^