Sidder du og skriver små eller store MapBasic programmer har du sikkert ofte ønsket dig en bedre brugerflade/teksteditor til at skrive disse MapBasic-programmer.
Indtil nu har muligheder været at anvende en række teksteditorer, som f.eks. UltraEdit, UEStudio, NotePad++ m.fl. Disse tilpasses til MapBasic-sproget via en række opsætninger.
Nu er der dog kommet en ny mulighed på banen: MapBasic IDE.
MapBasic IDE er udviklet af Mustafa Özçetin og stilles gratis til rådighed.
Her er et billede af hvordan MapBasic IDE ser ud og hvordan din kode ser ud i denne:
Læs mere om MapBasic IDE på Mustafa’s blog, hvor du også kan hente programmet: http://mustafaozcetin.wordpress.com/mapbasic/mapbasicide-en/
Jeg har endnu til gode selv at teste programmet, men det ser lovende ud.
Peter
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