Reply to Re: Let's make a cross platform editor for everone to use! (CALLING ALL C++ PROGAMERS!)
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June 25th 2011, 04:33 AM
shevek
I don't really like to talk about unfinished projects, because it gives people expectations and I don't want to disappoint them. This is why I haven't written here before.
I'm using freedink on Debian GNU/Linux, and I agree with many people that there is no decent editor available. So I too started writing one.
My editor is pretty much finished. There are some bugs which still need to be fixed, and some features I want to add (aren't there always?), but in general it seems to work. I want to write a simple dmod with it soon to get all the bugs out.
I'll start a new topic about my editor. Still, I thought it would be good to let you know. I don't mean to discourage you from finishing your own project. I'm sure you want some things which are impossible with (and cannot be implemented in) my editor. You may want to look at my source though, especially the part that implement Seth's design choices and mistakes.
I'm using freedink on Debian GNU/Linux, and I agree with many people that there is no decent editor available. So I too started writing one.
My editor is pretty much finished. There are some bugs which still need to be fixed, and some features I want to add (aren't there always?), but in general it seems to work. I want to write a simple dmod with it soon to get all the bugs out.
I'll start a new topic about my editor. Still, I thought it would be good to let you know. I don't mean to discourage you from finishing your own project. I'm sure you want some things which are impossible with (and cannot be implemented in) my editor. You may want to look at my source though, especially the part that implement Seth's design choices and mistakes.
