sbloom85
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09-02-2010
12:30 PM
Using an IDE
"Developer Guide" wrote:
Since BrightScript files are text, developers can use their Text Editor or IDE of choice for writing code.
What IDE(s) support brightscript? This would be extremely helpful... even more so if a supported IDE can let you preview your channel before sending it to the box.
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YungBlood
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09-02-2010
05:20 PM
Re: Using an IDE
None will let you preview your channel... there are no virtual roku programs out there yet.
At the very best, you would have syntax highlighting & pushing the code to the box. But I'm not sure about pushing the code to the box....
At the very best, you would have syntax highlighting & pushing the code to the box. But I'm not sure about pushing the code to the box....
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09-02-2010
05:36 PM
Re: Using an IDE
So, back to the first question: What IDE(s) support brightscript? Could I use Visual Studio Express? Or would I have to use something like Notepad++ and add the brightscript language to it?
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09-02-2010
05:57 PM
Re: Using an IDE
Not sure if you've seen it yet, but have a look at this thread: http://forums.roku.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=31199
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09-02-2010
06:11 PM
Re: Using an IDE
Thanks. I'll look into it.