- #VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC FOR MAC#
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- #VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC CODE#
- #VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC DOWNLOAD#
- #VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC WINDOWS#
#VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC DOWNLOAD#
So it just seems to be affecting the project that i used to download the addon.
#VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC CODE#
Luckily if I switch to any other project I can still open a script in notepad ++ and see the script's code in the inspector. Now even though the folder does not show up in the project panel anylonger i still cannot switch to any other external editor in that project and any script code in that project does not show up in the inspector. then restart the project that folder just came back.
#VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC WINDOWS#
vscode folder from that project using windows explorer, because every time I tried to right click and delete it in the unity editor. Even when i try to switch back to notepad++ (which is what i was using before because it is so lightweight) I still cannot edit any scripts in that project. When I try to edit those scripts I be an error in unity's status line to check my external preferences. At that point was where i ran into problems.Īll scripts that were in that project now do not show up in the editor when you single click on them. I think changed the location of vscode in the vscode section of unity preferences to that deskstop folder and changed the external editor to vscode. I think downloaded the plugin from the asset store and added it to a project that I was working on. In anycase as a stand alone program vscode works just fine. I did that so I always know where it is located. NOT in the C:/program files(x86)/ directory. I downloaded vscode from microsoft's site and installed it in a folder that I made on my desktop. I am hoping someone can walk me thru this problem that i have with vscode. Until then, I thought I'd start a thread to discuss this, as I think it's important! If you have a chance to try hooking them up, please post about it here, let's share some knowledge! (I'm behind on work in part thanks to MonoDevelop being constantly flaky, so I admit I'm venting about the situation a bit in this post.) But I hope to try this new editor, and look into hooking it up to Unity, within the next few days. I don't have time to try Code just now, I'm behind on my current tasks.
#VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC FOR MAC#
At this point I've given up any hope of Unity taking the maintenance of MonoDevelop for Mac seriously - but if the Unity Editor can be integrated with Code on Mac, maybe I can finally have a good option for coding on my favorite platform. I hope Visual Studio Code will change that situation. It literally feels like Unity doesn't care about coders who work on Mac, and the fact that those coders have no really good options for code editors right now. Yet I've never seen a Unity dev even express the intention of doing this. and that all Unity had to do was pull their changes into their branch and bring Unity-MonoDevelop up-to-date, and the editor would be greatly improved. The original creators of MonoDevelop, Xamarin Studio, have repeatedly said publicly that modern Xamarin has fixed almost all of these types of problems in the original MonoDevelop. but those options have never seemed practical to me. I've talked to many developers who dual-boot, or work with Windows emulators, just so they can use Visual Studio with Unity from the Mac. I've been using it since 2011 and only yesterday did I realize that when you open the "attach to debugger" dialog, you have to choose an option on the dialog *within three seconds*, and if you don't, MonoDevelop will freeze and never recover. It can be very fast and smooth at times, but it will often become sluggish and slow to respond, or will freeze completely. However, in almost every other respect, Unity-MonoDevelop on Mac is. and of course the debugger is a powerful tool, and on Mac the only way to attach to it is through MonoDevelop. I like Unity's MonoDevelop more than most folks - I like that it has powerful refactoring tools and very good autocomplete, and deep customization for automatically following a coding style.
It was always a very powerful and reliable IDE with the most fully-featured debugger I knew, and a large selection of productivity tools. However in my past life as a games industry programmer, I worked on Windows machines in Visual Studio.
#VISUAL STUDIO ALTERNATIVE FOR MAC MAC OS X#
This is exciting news for me: Mac is my preferred platform for most purposes, and it's easier to create iOS apps from a Mac OS X environment. The developer tool also features integration with GitHub. Microsoft describes the program as a “code optimized editor” with support for Intellisense, debugging, and GIT.
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