Re: Development environment

[Olivier Hamel <evilpineapple@...>]

Yah, Decoda is really nifty, but there are a lot of particularities 
which annoy me. Shame though, because it's debugger is really nifty! I'm 
considering asking them if I can have access to the src code so I can 
add Lua scripting to it, so it would be a Lua IDE configured via Lua and 
therefore would be extendible and adaptable and would inherently support 
things like macros and plug-ins. That would make Decoda a killer IDE for 
Lua IMO.

In fact, I'm gonna ask them right now, even though I'll probably have to 
sign 101^2 NDAs and such or whatever.