@TokyoDan I have two favorites: BBEdit and Sublime Text 2, with UltraEdit as a fallback option

Thursday iDevBlogADay post will be a quick review of 14 Mac Text Editors (for Lua). Asynch file transfers for the webcam viewer 2 wks later.

@abitofcode look at the cool video post effects the Amiga can do! youtu.be/97axMLwOVBg

@abitofcode me too! But the Atari version is soooooooooooooo ugly! :)

@ozapps I'll give it a shot thx

@ozapps @TokyoDan that's what I mean by autocomplete: youtu.be/h53_pgtg9kw (automatic, navigate list of suggestions)

@TokyoDan @ozapps watching the Corona Textmate bundle video. Hitting ESC multiple times to cycle through completion suggestions: terrible :(

@ozapps ESC does nothing, Option+ESC brings up the languages submenu with code snippets etc

@ozapps @TokyoDan if you mean the Option+ESC menu, that is NOT autocomplete (word prediction/suggestion: bit.ly/zbpyX3)

@TokyoDan no, but I get no autocomplete for any language for that matter. The only thing I get in Textmate is code snippets.

@abitofcode Amiga rocks!! :)

@TokyoDan I didn't see any kind of code completion (aka autocomplete see bit.ly/zbpyX3) in Textmate for any language.

@lzantal back to Lua? Unlikely. Whatever they do won't fit well into the Lua API itself. But I imagine that MediaWiki will get Lua support.

@lzantal you probably meant this post by a Wikipedia dev about Lua? bit.ly/A7I3nL

@lzantal no, I missed that one. Lua for backend? Lua is getting a lot of love from game devs though, just not from the web devs.

@OneMinuteGames That's why I'm evaluating BBEdit first and for now. After all I only have 28 days left, Sublime has an unlimited trial.

@OneMinuteGames the only visual one at least, I think there are some command-line based debuggers though

@cheapdevotion never used Visual Studio or Xcode? No code completion for me is like trying to type with just one hand, sort of.

@OneMinuteGames for Lua editing on Windows I used UltraEdit, I'd swear by it. But the Mac version ... it's too different to feel "@home".

@OneMinuteGames I have used Decoda before, but I read they dropped debugging support. Debugging embedded Lua was dead slow.