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I use the LuaEclipse plugin for Eclipse (the 1.2 version) and it works well for my needs. At Crank we've also extended some of the functionality (and re-contributed it back) to enhance the debugger and code outlining for our Storyboard product (http://www.cranksoftware.com/storyboard if anyone is interested) I know that there is slow work going on for a 1.3 version that uses more of the Eclipse language framework, but the work is slow in progressing. Thomas From: lua-l-bounces@lists.lua.org [mailto:lua-l-bounces@lists.lua.org] On Behalf Of Sharif H. Khan I just joined the list so I'm not sure if OP looked at eclipse plugins for Lua. I'm looking into this right now. My reason for NOT using Idea plugin is that the community version is not allowed for commercial development. At a minimum I need to spend 250 for 600 dollars to use this plugin ( source: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/license-matrix.jsp ) On a non-IDE level, I've looked at several text editors (e, Sublime Text 2, Notepad++, etc) and some of them really do a good job but I don't think this is a model I can work without getting a good debugger. I've looked at Dedoca (50 to 400 dollars ) and a few other beta IDE products build from scratch and am hesitant to go this route due to the sheer number of functionality I'll get out of the box with eclipse. For me it seems taking eclipse and a few of the available plugins and changing what's necessary, fix a few bugs, to be the optimal route. I'm new to Lua so please feel free to recommendation any IDE I can extend to include my own API's for code completion etc, and a visual debugging (if possible). Thanks, Sharif On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 11:21 AM, brandon zeeb <zeeb.brandon@gmail.com> wrote: I second the Lua for Idea plugin. On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 4:27 PM, Jon Akhtar <akhtar@mindspring.com> wrote: You can also check out the Lua plugin for IntelliJ that I developed.
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