RGSS Studio - A tool for scripting in RGSS (PLATFORM DEMO)

[Ulqiorra]

Hmm, I still use VS6.0 :haha:

Anyway, any new progress today?

 

[action]

Well, 2010 won't let me build, so I'm reinstalling 2008. I'll use that instead.
The ruby building is rather pointless, now that I think about it - if you want to test it, you'll most likely need actor data, and support from built-in RGSS scripts. So you might as well just try it out in RMXP/VX

Sorry, but I haven't really touched it lately :blank:
I should...

 

[action]

I'm sorry I haven't updated in such a long time! I haven't gotten the chance to do anything with it.
So I pulled it out again and touched up the UI...

I got rid of the whole pink thing and just stuck with the basic grayscale idea.

I'm looking back at my old version, in Visual Basic.net, and it looks like there are some things I could do in the code there that I can't do now...


EDIT: Yes!!! I got the Inserts functioning ~ figured it out.
Auto-insert and syntax highlighting.... quite a bit aways still, though.

 

[Ulqiorra]

Well, it's looking pretty good. :thumb: So, has it been established yet how inserts will be done(things like "def" where you need a name?)

 

[action]

Yep. Figured that out. For the most part, that is. I still need to create Forms for each of the ones that need them.
And I'll probably have something to turn the extra forms off...
I need the script behind the syntax code still. If you could just copy and paste it into a PM? Or was there a reason you couldn't? I can't remember, but I don't have the source for it anymore, since I switched to win7.

 

[Ulqiorra]

hmm, well, i don't actually have that control anymore... and it was VB6, so i dunno, i might be able to get it, if you still need it.

 

[action]

It would be helpful, yes. It looks like the only way to go from here.

 

[action]

A lovely fellow by the name of formlesstree4 helped me out and showed me how to do syntax highlighting, as well as a more efficient way to do inserts. I'm considering him on the team

Thanks for the help!

TODO: Compile a list of syntax for highlights

 

[action]

Alrighty, updates:

• The project is now being programmed in VB.net
• Syntax is on its way! We've got def/module/ect working, single line comments, strings, and a few others
• Got inserts working, about right
• Have line numbering, and collapsible def/class/if/ect :D
• We're planning on releasing a platform beta real soon, to test out the syntax, and inserts.

And that's about it for now. formlesstree4 and I will work on the syntax a while more, and fix up some more bugs, and expect the new platform beta the first week of April!

Until then,
-abreaction

 

[Flickayy]

hey if you need a syntax highlighter for VB.net i have one done that you can have. can't remeber if i finisghed it fully. but most of it is there.

 

[formlesstree4]

The one we have is pretty complex, but I'd be glad to look at the one you have as well, see if it has what we need.

 

[Flickayy]

i pmed you just the code.

all you need is a richtextbox control. and it should work perfectly fine.

 

[action]

Alright! Demo!
This is the platform demo, which includes

• Syntax Highilighting
• Basic Editing Functions
• Layout
• One listbox item working (class)
• and multiple other features

Here you go!

[ EXE Build ]

[ Source Files ]

Please report any bugs or issues you have while using the program.

Known bugs:
- issues with parsing pasted contents
- listbox does no dock properly
- class, if, def, and module titles and arguments are highlighted blue
- 'end' is not highilighted
- Cannot delete marks


Enjoy!
-abreaction

 

[Gust]

Sources link is the same as EXE link =P

 

[action]

Oops. Sorry, fixed it

 

[Yeyinde]

I think this might help your out greatly with those syntax highlighting issues, and give you some extra features to use: http://scintillanet.codeplex.com/

 

[formlesstree4]

I'd have to manage to understand how they do their syntax checking..and getting one XML file to work was hard enough! I do like the control however, so thank you.

 

[action]

Looks like we're getting rid of tabs, and replacing it with MDI forms.
It fits somewhat better, and is easier, and smoother.