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Sorry, been offline for a little while, health problems.

I haven't had much time to really look into this. The necessary info should be on the Scintilla/Scite website. It will require some reading (IME). You may need info from the PureBasic doc's or perhaps the Kate editor/PureBasic file. Sadly, I ...

I've not spent much time with this but it looks promising. It has built in python scripting for more advanced options. It doesn't handle the color for PureBasic yet and any help here would be appreciated. You can find it by the provided link or simply 'google' for 'cute scintilla editor'

http://www ...

LarsG wrote:Kace is another alternative...

Cool, I didn't know about this one. So, it makes three working possibilities depending on which features each has.

Thanks,
Mike T.

Kate sounds good. I would like to see SciTE do it though, I do not have KDE on some of my machines. The required space for SciTE is lighter as well when you consider Kate will need the KDE base files to run (at least that is what I assume). I think I will give the mailing list a try at the ...

FWIW, there is a complete syntax/fold file for the KDE Kate editor at the kate site. Use menu, Configure Kate select the Highlighting item in the tree list then click the download.

Ok, perhaps it's not complete as it was for 3.8 but still, it's very useful for those who don't mind KDE.

Cheers ...

jaPBe uses Scintilla, the same as scite.

It should all be cross platform.

Would be it were that easy. :)

Ok, I installed JaPBE in a Windows/VmWare with the source. What I see so far is a SciLexer.dll in the exe's directory but I cannot locate the actual source code for this. I have found code ...

I'll give it a try but I think the lexer for ScITE is somewhat different than one for an editor running in Windows.

Cheers,
Mike T.

Now all we need is someone to write a real 'lexer' so stuff like folding, et.al works. It requires some C++ coding and I don't use that language.

Any takers? Please!

I'm looking for a simpliustic to instal linux env. to program in for Linux.
I heard about simply Linux support under windows (or multiboot)

Would prefer linux in a windows window.

Hi Edwin. A couple of methods come to mind. You could try the CygWin system. It is difficult to explain but ...

I think you refer to coLinux .
I don't tried it, but I think you must install it as windows service, and later you can install a Linux Distro.
Sorry, but better look at web... ;)

CoLinux is NOT ready for serious usage and not advised for inexperienced users.

As for which Linux distro to install ...

Editing PB code with syntax highlighted. It is actually based on the original SciTE and some other user's contribution and modified to work in my SuSE system. I should say that it isn't cleaned and I'm not real knowledgeable regarding SciTE configuration files although it is my favorite editor ...

These work on my system. Make sure you have the proper SDL libraries.

I don't know if this is what you are looking for but the following link takes you to flat-assembler which supports FreBSD, Linux and Windows.

http://flatassembler.net/download.php

Loaded right up in Mozilla FireFox.

Cheers,
Mike T.

As a new PB user, browsing the sites, searching the forums, reading other folks experiences and code is all a part of learning to use and understand the language. I've found that generally, if a user doesn't bother to do these things they are not really interested or sincere in using the software ...