Frictional Game Wiki

<h1>CodeLite - How to get started</h1> <div class="level1"> <ol> <li class="level1"> <a href="http://www.codelite.org/LiteEditor/Download" class="urlextern" title="http://www.codelite.org/LiteEditor/Download" rel="nofollow">Download the latest CodeLite release.</a></li> <li class="level2 node"> Launch CodeLite and configure:<ul> <li class="level3"> Settings→Code Completion→Display and Behavior: Increase number of items to display to 200.</li> <li class="level3"> Settings→Code Completion→Display and Behavior: Activate "Keep function signature un-formated".</li> <li class="level3"> Settings→Code Completion→ctags→Search Paths: Add a path to "redist/script".</li> <li class="level3"> Settings→Code Completion→ctags→Advanced: Add&lt;nowiki> &#42;&lt;/nowiki>.hps to file types list.</li> <li class="level3"> Settings→Code Completion→Colouring: Enable colour local variables.</li> <li class="level3"> (optional) Settings→Code Completion→Colouring: Enable colour workspace tags, also enable enumerator but leave the rest with default setting.</li> <li class="level3"> (optional) Settings→Code Completion: Configure the rest to your liking. For example, auto-show & case sensitive enabled.</li> <li class="level3"> Settings→Colours and Fonts→Customize, select C++ and in Global Settings add &lt;nowiki> &#42;&lt;/nowiki>.hps to the File Extension list.</li> </ul> </li> <li class="level2"> Create a new workspace.</li> <li class="level2 node"> Create a new project in the workspace. Use template Others → None-code project.<ul> <li class="level3"> Right-click on project folder, choose Import files from directory .. Import "redist/script/".</li> <li class="level3"> Right-click on project folder, choose Import files from directory .. Import "redist/maps/".</li> <li class="level3"> Right-click on project, New Virtual Folder, name it "_api".</li> <li class="level3"> Right-click on _api and Add An Existing File, add the file "redist/hps_api.hps" (might need to launch the game executable one time to have it created).</li> </ul> </li> </ol> <p> That should be it, .hps files should be color coded and parsed for completion as you added them to the project. If they did not, you can re-tag the workspace, project or the single file to see if it helps. If no color coding, it can be forced in View→View As: C++. </p> <ul> <li class="level1"> ctrl-space will bring up the completion drop down.</li> <li class="level2"> ctrl-shift-space will bring up hints when inside the () of a function.</li> <li class="level2"> ctrl-left-click on #include, variables, functions etc will open/move cursor to their location.</li> </ul> </div> <h2>Issues & Info</h2> <div class="level2"> <ul> <li class="level1"> Write Class@ object and not Class @object, the later will screw up coloring.</li> <li class="level2"> A bug currently can make some words loose coloring when you launch codelite. Open the Tags settings, click OK and the re-tag the file or project to fix it.</li> <li class="level2"> If you loose all coloring and can't get it back, delete the .tags file saved in the same folder as your workspace. Then relaunch codelite and re-tag workspace, save file to get it working.</li> <li class="level2"> Parameters with &in will break coloring of parameter, but will have no other side-effects.</li> </ul> </div> <h3>Extra Info</h3> <div class="level3"> <p> Info about Settings→Colours and Fonts→Customize→Styles→Edit Lexer keyword sets, Set 0 to Set 4: </p> <ul> <li class="level1"> Set 0 User configured list of keywords not already parsed. Can be edited.</li> <li class="level2"> Set 1 Unknown.</li> <li class="level2"> Set 2 Doxygen keywords, words here will be colored in comments using /&lt;nowiki>&#42;&lt;/nowiki>&lt;nowiki>&#42;&lt;/nowiki> codeblocks when prepended with @ ie @var int myInt. Can be edited.</li> <li class="level2"> Set 3 Used for the setting "Colour workspace tags", automatically created (not visibly). Can NOT be edited.</li> <li class="level2"> Set 4 Used for the setting "Colour local variables", automatically created (not visibly). Can NOT be edited.</li> </ul> </div>