Any Editor for C/AL??

asieraies

Hello,

Do yo know any aditor (apart from standard) to write C/AL code?? For example, with color to remark key words, etc etc

Thanks

Asier

kriki

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There is no such thing I am afraid.
Of course you can use any editor to edit the sources and import those into Navision...

Savatage

there are some cool tools in the downloads

Cal Completer & Code Genius

Alex_Chow

asieraies wrote:

Hello,

Do yo know any aditor (apart from standard) to write C/AL code??...

Notepad.

DenSter

notepad.... lol

Mbad

LOL

Alex_Chow

DenSter wrote:

notepad.... lol

I was at a convention back in 1998 for Java development. A few of the hardcore developers argue that the real programmers use notepad.

DenSter

yeah, and those real developers take five times as long to write code

That's the same as saying 'real men SWIM to Europe', when it's much faster to take a plane.

Alex_Chow

DenSter wrote:

yeah, and those real developers take five times as long to write code

That's the same as saying 'real men SWIM to Europe', when it's much faster to take a plane.

Or walk. (enough joke for one day)

Kowa

asieraies wrote:

Do yo know any aditor (apart from standard) to write C/AL code?? For example, with color to remark key words, etc etc

Notepad++ is a very nice open source editor. Lots of programming languages are provided, plus the possibility to create user defined key words.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net

kine

Real kings are using vi ... (vi-kings) but I am afraid that no such a vi-kings are programming for NAV...

Mrinal

C/AL code is not supported as build-in language in Notepad++, but we can define C/AL as user defined language in Notepad++.

To know more on this topic, Please check my blog. Hope this will be userfull.
https://mrinmax.blogspot.com/2019/03/cal-code-support-in-notepad.html

Thanks,
Mrinal Singha