CVBasicIDE v2.0.1
A downloadable tool
An IDE for developing programs using CVBasic.
Features:
- Syntax highlighting
- Auto completion
- Shortcuts pane for fast code navigation
- CVBasic compilation error/warning integration
- Integrated/searchable CVBasic help (via CVBasic's "manual.txt")
- Customisable codearea
Improved (v2.x):
- Syntax highlighting
- Theme Editor
New (v2.x):
- Code folding (work in progress)
- Script Editor
Note:
Version 2.x utilises user-managed compiler scripts and should be fully compatible with programs created with all versions of CVBasic. Please see the in-app help for further information.
Download
Install instructions
Download, extract to any folder and run.
Development log
- CVBasicIDE v2.0.16 days ago
- CVBasicIDE v2 Released8 days ago
- CVBasic IDE v1.5.2e ReleasedSep 10, 2024
- CVBasic IDE v1.5.2a ReleasedAug 26, 2024
- CVBasic IDE v1.5.1 ReleasedAug 25, 2024
- CVBasic IDE v1.5.0 ReleasedAug 18, 2024
- CVBasic IDE v1.4.1 ReleasedAug 09, 2024
- CVBasic IDE v1.4.0 ReleasedAug 04, 2024
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CVBasic IDE v1.5.2e throws a malware error with MalwareBytes - Malware.Sandbox. Any ideas? Thanks!
It was flagged as clean by Norton and Windows Defender before being uploaded, so can only think it is a false positive from MalwareBytes (the IDE was programmed in BlitzMax which unfortunately upsets some virus checkers). I have just rechecked the zip file without issues so can only suggest that you delete it if you're concerned.
Will this work with the newest version of CVBasic? Or is there another version of the IDE being worked on?
https://forums.atariage.com/topic/370611-colecovision-turbopowered-basic-compile...
I have just released v1.4.1 which should do. Since CVBasic is being updated so often I ought to rethink how the IDE handles compiler-targets - maybe by adding a 'Target Editor' so that users can add them as they become available (that way I'd only need to update the IDE if something fundamental changed within CVBasic). However, the currently low number of IDE downloads suggests that's probably not necessary...
Just donated. Thank you for your work on this IDE! I can't tell you how many people I've seen quit homebrewing for compilers without great IDEs.
Thank you - your support is much appreciated.