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Use ZeroBrane Studio. (And send the author a donation, no matter how small.)
“Unlike Eclipse
and IntelliJ [and Visual Studio Code], it has a small
footprint and
is fully
customizable with Lua.
Unlike TextMate and Sublime Text, it includes a remote
debugger and
a full
IDE feature set.
Unlike Decoda, it runs on Windows,
macOS, and Linux and
supports various Lua versions with on-device
debugging.”
It is *for* Lua, *in* Lua, can *run* Lua and visually *debug* Lua…
…and it will reliably highlight your code *as* Lua, including warning you about variables that shield others (or that are unshielded globals).
The editor inside it is based on Scintilla, so you already know how to use it.
Highly recommended.
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