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Tool: Yet Another Script Editor (YASE)

tinix

PearlShipper & C Programmer
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    Yet another script editor or YASE for short is a script compiler and editor. It uses XSE-like syntax with a few differences. The tool is currently in alpha stage and needs serious tesing, so Im releasing it. Any feedback or suggestion is appericiated. The tool is written in C# and requires .NET 4.0 to run. Feel free to ask any questions. If you encounter any bugs feel free to post here or ned me a PM.

    Progress:
    - Compiler: 90% - needs testing (also this is not written in Known bugs but msgbox or similar calls are not implemented yet)
    - Decompiler: 0%
    - UI: 10%
    - Other freatures: 5%

    Freatures:
    - Compiler and Script insterter
    - Script decompiler (coming soon)
    - Syntax highliting (implemented but sometimes messy)
    - Dynamic pointers
    - XSE-like syntax
    - Feel free to suggest anything

    Screenshot:
    Spoiler:


    Download Contents:
    -YASE or YASC (Yet Another Script compiler (Command Line interface)) Alpha 1
    -Ported standard rubikon headers
    -Known bugs list
    -Differences against XSE

    Thanks to: hackmew for creating XSE
     
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