02-02-2023, 01:38 AM
(02-02-2023, 12:33 AM)RhoSigma Wrote: I never considered N++ as a replacement of the IDE, but as convenience addition. E.g. I personally write my code in N++ just as it comes, when working with libraries I can enjoy the comfort of having it open in different tabs and I can use all the cool editing facilities. When I wrote enough lines of code and get the impression that it becomes cluttery and I lose the overview, then I press Ctrl-S to save then Ctrl-F7 to load it into the IDE, which will nicely format the code and also warns me for _Explicit errors. Now I press Ctrl-S in the IDE to save the just formatted code and then quit the IDE. Now N++ immediatly recognize the change and update the code and I go on coding in N++ until I next time lose the overview.
It sure beats having to fire up the QB64PE program from the terminal, only to check which variable is incorrectly assumed as single precision...