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2010/4/17 HyperHacker <hyperhacker@gmail.com>:
> (The latest version even has a Lua scripting plugin for editing
> macros. They heard you like Lua so they put Lua in your editor so you
> can script while you script.)

SciTE does this as well. In fact all the integrated Lua C/C++
debugging facilities are written in Lua.

One difference between an editor and an IDE is that an IDE is
project-based.  You want to create a 'hello,world' program and you
have to create a project, etc (Anjuta even makes you choose your
license first!) whereas with a smart editor, you edit the file and hit
Run, and it Runs.

steve d.