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Should I work on a new GSC editor?

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  • Ducxyundefined Offline
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    wrote on last edited by Mr. Android
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    I thought about creating a GSC editor to my liking that would be probably better than GSC studio. It would use monaco editor and would have a WAY better design.

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      YES!!!

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      • Ducxyundefined Ducxy

        I thought about creating a GSC editor to my liking that would be probably better than GSC studio. It would use monaco editor and would have a WAY better design.

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        Ducxy said in Should I work on a new GSC editor?:

        monaco editor

        I'd actually like to see something more akin to a VS Code plugin rather than an entirely new editor. It'd allow me to continue using my VS Code settings and would probably have a smaller footprint as well 😊 .

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        • TheHiddenHourundefined TheHiddenHour

          Ducxy said in Should I work on a new GSC editor?:

          monaco editor

          I'd actually like to see something more akin to a VS Code plugin rather than an entirely new editor. It'd allow me to continue using my VS Code settings and would probably have a smaller footprint as well 😊 .

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          TheHiddenHour true, even if I made a new editor, monaco is the text editor VS Code uses so it would be similar

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          • Ducxyundefined Ducxy

            TheHiddenHour true, even if I made a new editor, monaco is the text editor VS Code uses so it would be similar

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            Ducxy Precisely, making it a plugin would also give you the ability to make the backend a general command line process for more flexibility if you desired. You could have your syntax checker, compiler, injector, etc in the same program and just pass it parameters. This would make it incredibly easy to port to other software, especially if you decided to open source it 😄 .

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              afaik there is multiple cod script plugins for vs code. just search the marketplace.

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                Ducxy how can i download it

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                • TheHiddenHourundefined TheHiddenHour

                  Ducxy Precisely, making it a plugin would also give you the ability to make the backend a general command line process for more flexibility if you desired. You could have your syntax checker, compiler, injector, etc in the same program and just pass it parameters. This would make it incredibly easy to port to other software, especially if you decided to open source it 😄 .

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                  TheHiddenHour Sorry for the necro but this would be very useful, having a command line version of gsc studio.

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