SciTE "Testing"

If you haven't heard of SciTE then I will tell you.
SciTE is a lua(specifically) notepad. Its like Notepad++ if you were to choose lua in the languages.
Is there any program that compiles CC code so you can see it? I mean like going in and hitting F5 to test.

I want to be able to change the lua.properties to parse the lua through a CC compiler or something like that.

Noodle, on 21 July 2012 - 03:17 AM said:

If you haven't heard of SciTE then I will tell you.
SciTE is a lua(specifically) notepad. Its like Notepad++ if you were to choose lua in the languages.
Is there any program that compiles CC code so you can see it? I mean like going in and hitting F5 to test.

I want to be able to change the lua.properties to parse the lua through a CC compiler or something like that.

Use the CC emulator

Noodle, on 21 July 2012 - 03:17 AM said:

If you haven't heard of SciTE then I will tell you.
SciTE is a lua(specifically) notepad. Its like Notepad++ if you were to choose lua in the languages.
Is there any program that compiles CC code so you can see it? I mean like going in and hitting F5 to test.

I want to be able to change the lua.properties to parse the lua through a CC compiler or something like that.

You can only use normal Lua with SciTE,
If you want to be able to use all the CC apis, You really are better off typing it in n++ or SciTE and running it with CCEmu.
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