So Sup Forums, what is a good IDE for programming in Lua?

So Sup Forums, what is a good IDE for programming in Lua?

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nano

An IDE for Windows could it be?

Are you going to make gmod mods?

Not really, I was going to make The Binding of Isaac mods

IDE?
Lua?
dude why

Not op, but is making gaymod mods a good way to get into programming?

Atom

On one hand it's better than small scale frontend webdev. On the other hand, professional programming requires some more things, like some parts of CS knowledge and organizing your code that you probably won't learn by modding alone.

Zerobrane is alright.

this

Does it support debugging embedded runtimes?
Not that I necessarily think it's a good idea with all the DLL rigging involved...

might want to try Decoda

Dunno, it's been months since i had to use it but i don't remember it having such feature.

I use VS Code for Dota 2 modding with lua

emacs probably

Bluejay

protip: IDE's dont really work for lua. It's better if you just use a simple text editor with syntax coloring

I use ZeroBrane for LÖVE game development.

How has no one mentioned sublime yet?

Go away proprietary slave.

ZeroBrane if you want IDE. Geany or Vim if editor is enough.

Theres a version in the AUR?

Huh, I'd figure you know how to search AUR if you use AUR.

aur.archlinux.org/packages/zerobrane-studio/

Either way, I'm on Debian so I don't know how well that works. You can download a .sh or some shit from ZeroBranes own web-page.

I meant sublime has a version in the AUR, and that version isnt proprietary.

The new one requires you to buy it doe

>requires
not really. just nags at you now and then.

If linux or linux subsystem use nano
If windows open cmd and use edit

Notepad++

Thanks man

atom + linter-lua + autocomplete-lua

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