LuaDevKit R2 Open Beta
Homebrew developer Glynnder has informed us that an open beta of LuaDevKit R2 is now available for download. LuaDevKit is a handy and easy-to-use app that can help both experienced and inexperienced coders develop Lua programs.
Here’s a list of new features:
- Make set menu codes enter at cursor
- More Set Codes – Nearly
- Add bottom scrollbar on Project Explorer – Added side one too
- Add “do you want to save” popup whenever run preview is first clicked- Appears whenever autosave happens and you haven’t saved your code.
- Enable look-and-feel switcher- Works great, switches between: Java Metal, Java Ocean, Windows, Motif. More to come probably/
- Add option to save encrypted version of code- “Save Encrypted” save a version in the same folder as the generic version called ‘code.luaencrypted’
- Highlight numbers – Java limit of 19 digits
- Undo/Redo- Works if current syntax highlighting is turned off, will work alongside XML highlighting!
- Vista Support- Works fine, looks crap on Windows Look-and-feel for some reason, but great on all others!
As for the bugfixes, Glynnder says that in this new release, users can now run the preview from within a folder with spaces in. The time taken to load the app has also been reduced and all the set menu codes work. There are also a lot of other small fixes.
As per Glynnder’s wishes, you can download the LuaDevKit R2 open beta by clicking on either the Visit link or the Read link below. Be sure to read the information there thoroughly before you try out the app.
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Homebrew developer Glynnder has informed us that an open beta of LuaDevKit R2 is now available for download. LuaDevKit is a handy and easy-to-use app that can help both experienced and inexperienced coders develop Lua programs.
Here’s a list of new features:
- Make set menu codes enter at cursor
- More Set Codes – Nearly
- Add bottom scrollbar on Project Explorer – Added side one too
- Add “do you want to save” popup whenever run preview is first clicked- Appears whenever autosave happens and you haven’t saved your code.
- Enable look-and-feel switcher- Works great, switches between: Java Metal, Java Ocean, Windows, Motif. More to come probably/
- Add option to save encrypted version of code- “Save Encrypted” save a version in the same folder as the generic version called ‘code.luaencrypted’
- Highlight numbers – Java limit of 19 digits
- Undo/Redo- Works if current syntax highlighting is turned off, will work alongside XML highlighting!
- Vista Support- Works fine, looks crap on Windows Look-and-feel for some reason, but great on all others!
As for the bugfixes, Glynnder says that in this new release, users can now run the preview from within a folder with spaces in. The time taken to load the app has also been reduced and all the set menu codes work. There are also a lot of other small fixes.
As per Glynnder’s wishes, you can download the LuaDevKit R2 open beta by clicking on either the Visit link or the Read link below. Be sure to read the information there thoroughly before you try out the app.
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