> Does anyone know of a resource for the MapBasic language? (I realize I can
> create my own, but wanted to see if it was already done...)
There's a few different options.. CodeWright, MBBuilder, UltraEdit.. I think
UltraEdit's the least expensive route.
See this recent thread:
http://lists.di
I've been using UltraEdit (shareware from
http://www.ultraedit.com) and it's a fantastic alternative editor
to mapbasic's. I have a fairly complete template for it that will
highlight mapbasic code (as well as several other programming
languages) if you want to try it.
Sara Revell wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a resource for the MapBasic language? (I realize I
can
> create my own, but wanted to see if it was already done...)
There's a fe
I use MBCoder and for a free product, it's very good indeed. only major flaw
is a lack of reliable find and replace tools. But otherwise, strongly
recommended.
On this topic - does anyone know of a mapbasic editor for mac? I would like
to be able to work on scripts on my mac, with a bit of syntax
There is another nice editor called OmniPad. Its Open Source/Freeware.
http://www.godfather.arsware.org/OmniPad/
OmniPad is a multipurpose text/code editor designed to be intuitive,
sleek, fast, and feature packed There are way too many features to list
here but some of the major ones are:
