[Coldstuff] ColdC IDE?

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Hey there Jeff,
  I can't speak for the rest of the gurus here, but I tend to do 90% of my
coding offline in a text editor. I cut n' paste it into my client window
when I'm ready to implement.

  When I'm coding online, I usually just type away in the client's input
box until the method is complete, then send it en masse. I haven't actually
used Cold Core's interface in a long time... though it is fairly robust. I
just make WAY too many mistakes! Always going back to change a thang here
or there...

  I dunno much about tools/editors in linux... but I bet you could code up
some functionality to bring in a local text file and compile it. Check out
the file methods and then the method/programming methods. It's all in the
help files. That would be kinda neat to have, too... hrmmm...

- Grim

>
> Hi, I wanted to know what seems to be the most common development setup
> for  ColdC/Genesis.  Specifically are there any editing tools so one
> could edit  their code offline and then have it added to the db later?
> (mmm.. I guess I  should mention that I lean towards tools/editors in
> linux)
>
> Or, does everyone always just do their editing from within the coldcore
>  environment?
>
> I'm just starting out and getting familiar with Genesis/ColdC.
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
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