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Nspire-Lua IDE : plugin for Intellij IDEA

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Jonius7:
Where are the module settings? I could only find plugin settings where I could install plugin including Lua from repositories.

The_King:
can have detailed tutorial for this

i am stuck the part with no sdk

i downloaded intellij idea yesterday

thanks in advance

hking1

Jonius7:
For now I'm still using the combination of Notepad++/luna/kArmTI to code and test my Lua code.

Jonius7:
I tried this again, a year later with IntelliJ 13.1.4 and the process seems to be even more convoluted than before. IntelliJ itself has seemed to turn more Eclipse like focusing on Java and stuff.

I had to restart after installing the Lua plugin. Then after adding the nspireLua API library. It wouldn't detect auto-complete when I tried to type "function on." However it seemed to work for "timer", and other single words.
Fetching documentation (Ctrl+Q) does not retrieve from inspired-lua wiki (Unless the wiki page has no info?)

I tried messing around with module and plugin settings but I don't know what I am doing, even after now I have some experience with IDEs such as Eclipse.

Adriweb:

--- Quote from: Jonius7 on September 03, 2014, 07:59:06 am ---I tried this again, a year later with IntelliJ 13.1.4 and the process seems to be even more convoluted than before. IntelliJ itself has seemed to turn more Eclipse like focusing on Java and stuff.
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Well, Intellij IDEA is a Java IDE. But supports some plugins making it capable of handling other languages.


--- Quote from: Jonius7 on September 03, 2014, 07:59:06 am ---I had to restart after installing the Lua plugin.
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Yes, after each plugin install, you have to restart the IDE.


--- Quote from: Jonius7 on September 03, 2014, 07:59:06 am ---Then after adding the nspireLua API library. It wouldn't detect auto-complete when I tried to type "function on." However it seemed to work for "timer", and other single words.
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Hum, that works for me :


What doesn't really work is gc: autocompletion (or any class instance I believe).
In fact, for gc autocompletion, it works if you don't put "gc" as parameter in the function you're in, while you're coding it (when you're done, obviously put it back) :



--- Quote from: Jonius7 on September 03, 2014, 07:59:06 am ---Fetching documentation (Ctrl+Q) does not retrieve from inspired-lua wiki (Unless the wiki page has no info?)
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That used to work... I'll take a look at what changed/broke.

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