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  • #1266

    RetroRusty
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    Has anyone seen this?

    https://code.visualstudio.com/c?utm_expid=101350005-21.ckupCbvGQMiML5eJsxWmxw.2&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fcode.visualstudio.com%2Fc#hundreds-of-extensions

    It’s a cut down version of the Visual Studio IDE. It already supports about 30 languages but apparently you can add languages to it through extensions as it explains here

    https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/overview

    And here

    https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensions/overview

    How easy would it be to do an extension for MX2 as this IDE looks really good? It’s not something that I could do but I’m sure there is someone here that is clever enough to do it.

    #1267

    Pharmhaus
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    VS Code is great, but the debugging support is limited which makes it useless for me. For  C# and JS I got it to debug as expected but not so for any other language. That being said I like it far better than Atom and it contains some of the features which are only available for VS Enterprise or Professional.

    #1587

    RetroRusty
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    Can VS Code or Atom be configured to work with MX2 or is it not possible? I have been looking at them but have no idea if they can or not.

    #1598

    shinkiro1
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    I am using monkey1 with Atom right now.
    I published the package here: https://atom.io/packages/monkey-x (you can install from inside atom as well)

    It should work for the most part, and is easy to configure (it’s just a folder with files)

    #1599

    RetroRusty
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    How do I change it to work with MX2? I’ve not used Atom, what’s it like and can you debug using it?

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