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David Ederaro
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Livecode pro editor

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I built a Livecode Script Editor for windows
I was exhausted of using the script editor IDE and I built this. Faster and Far better script editor.

Video will be coming out tomorrow on Facebook
David Ederaro

✅ Keyword Suggestions - Handlers will be suggested to you
And a lot more.
Built my yours truly. Official DONE
Launching Friday for Windows
Want early tester link first 2 people to comment will get free access.
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Re: Livecode pro editor

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I'm not sure why you posted this twice, but it does sound exciting and interesting, but as I use OpenXtalk which has worked with Dark mode cross-platform for at least 3 years (Linux, Windows, and Macintosh) I wonder if your offering has any obvious advantages.
David Ederaro
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Re: Livecode pro editor

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It does don't worry you will see
Thank you for your comment I really appreciate
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Re: Livecode pro editor

Post by richmond62 »

It would be lovely to see it . . .
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Re: Livecode pro editor

Post by stam »

David Ederaro wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 6:30 am I built a Livecode Script Editor for windows
I was exhausted of using the script editor IDE and I built this. Faster and Far better script editor.
Like others, I'm curious to see this - but why is it Windows only?
I'm sure most LC users are Mac based and a there is a smattering of Linux based developers as well.

Being a windows app suggests it's not built in LiveCode or it would be cross-platform. And assuming it's not built in LC, it would need to have a bridge into LiveCode.
And in that case, why not build a bridge into professional code editors like Visual Studio Code instead of building an editor from scratch?

No matter how good this editor is, it's unlikely to rival code editor giants like VS Code, Sublime, ZED, neovim, etc. That kind of integration would truly energise the platform...

But please do post a link...
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Re: Livecode pro editor

Post by David Ederaro »

It rivals them don't worry.
But Noted thanks I really appreciate the link will be posted soon
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