I would highly recommend switching from SED to VSCode on Linux (or even on Windows, because coding with it incomparably better). And it's not so hard to do that, I could create a thread covering how to start using it with Lite-C.
The only problem I've faced is formating Lite-C related blocks, like ENTITY or PANELS:
ENTITY *view_ent =
{
layer = 2;
}
PANEL *example_pan =
{
flags = UNTOUCHABLE;
}Because the line doesn't end with ; and it's not familiar to C or C++ style, VSCode messes up it's formating and thinks there is a mistake. I workaround this my initializing all panels, materials and view entities by hand. I'm not familiar with creating extensions for VSCode, but maybe it could be even fixed by creating custom formatting style or extension to support Lite-C. But one could simply ignore this and not pay too much attention to it, since the benefits of using VSCode over SED are huge.
Edit: I've just made it:
VSCode instead of SEDGreets.
