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DarkBASIC Discussion / DarkEDIT & CodeKEEPER

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Wandering Swordsman
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Posted: 20th Apr 2007 10:36 Edited at: 20th Apr 2007 10:39
I’ve been using DarkEDIT so far, I haven’t tried using CodeKEEPER yet.

Time For Questions:

1) What are the differences between DarkEDIT and CodeKEEPER?

2) Both site links in the DB: Showcase section of the TGC seem to be dead. Have the sites moved or are they truly gone?

DarkEDIT:
http://darkedit.nmisoftware.com/

CodeKEEPER:
http://www.dannywartnaby.co.uk/

3) Are DarkEDIT V1.56 and CodeKEEPER V1.6 the latest versions of the two editors?
(I'm pretty sure DarkEDIT's V1.56 is, but I know nothing about CodeKEEPER.)

CodeKEEPER looks intriguing.

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Latch
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Posted: 27th Apr 2007 00:51
1) There are a few differences - you can just read the README and Help files of each to find the nuances. Basically, code keeper is designed with the idea of using macros, plugins, and code taping (patching in entire file contents from one dba script to another). DarkEDIT is more straight forward. It does allow similar code insertion, has definable types and globals, and a few other features.

I think code keeper is great, but I had gotten so used to DarkEDIT that I had no real reason to use it. DarkEDIT is a nice step up from the default IDE that DarkBASIC is packaged with.

2 & 3 I don't think either of them are worked on any more and haven't been for some time. Maybe Code Keeper is, I haven't looked for it so I don't know, but my guess is because DarkBASIC Classic is quite a bit antiquated and has essentially been replaced by DarkBASIC Pro, it's not being worked on.

I think TDK_Man had been working on an editor for DarkBASIC. It's on the WIP (work in progress) board. If you contact him directly, I'm sure he can give you more info on it.

Enjoy your day.

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