ChristophS Posted January 29, 2014 Posted January 29, 2014 (edited) Hi everyone, as probably many other people here i often work with different machines, different Operating Systems on the same code. For god knows how long i've wished to use my macbook as a Autoit Coding machine without using any type of Virtual Machine. Well 2 weeks ago i decided to take a more focused look in about this issue. After a while (maybe 8 days) of search and trying different stuff i've got a working solution which works for me well enough . As the topic spoils the two components I'm not going to waste anymore longer of your time^^. Im NOT the author of the Plugin. Credits and thanks should go to the developers who made this possible . What you need: - SublimeText 2 (for mac) --> http://www. sublime text.com/2 - You can use Sublime Text as an unlimited trail so you can test this method without spending money^^. - I personally have bought a fully licensed version. This isn't cheap, i mean you have to spent 70$ for a text editor, but for me its so worth it (also use it for many many other prog. languages^^). - The SublimeText Autoit "Plugin" (called bundle) --> https://Github.com/AutoIt/SublimeAutoItScript HowTo: - Install Sublime Text 2 - Clone the Sublime Text Autoit Plugin via: "git clone https://github.com/Codehimn/AutoItScript.git" - Be sure you have changed your terminal location via "CD /YOUR/LOCATION" so your folders don't get all messed up - Open Sublime Text and then navigate to the settings: - A new Finder window opens, now move/copy the cloned repository of the Plugin into this folder: - Now open an *.au3 File and then choose within Sublime Text the new Plugin: Finish! This Plugin also contains build services for Autoit which of course doesn't work out of the box. At some point i may fork the Plugin and modify it so it is able to build and run autoit code (I'm thinking about forwarding the build and execute process to a wine installation). so long ChristophS Edited January 29, 2014 by ChristophS
Mat Posted January 29, 2014 Posted January 29, 2014 SublimeText thread from last year is >here. The original author is RobertCollier4, but the package is now under a github organisation (hence being AutoIt/SublimeAutoItScript). St is amazing though. I use st3 all the time on windows and linux and it's awesome. AutoIt Project Listing
ChristophS Posted January 29, 2014 Author Posted January 29, 2014 SublimeText thread from last year is >here. The original author is RobertCollier4, but the package is now under a Github organization (hence being AutoIt/SublimeAutoItScript). St is amazing though. I use st3 all the time on windows and linux and it's awesome. Ups sry^^, through my google searches i haven't found this one . This thread can be deleted then^^. Btw: Link is down so long ChristophS
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