Question

So, I guess this is where I would put this:

I just made a little codepad thing with a built in compiler for vb.net and c# (you can open/edit more than vb and c# though). Anyone wanna try it out? If so, judge harshly. (downloads are in my last comment.)

Answer 1

Also, a little bit of info before trying it out, you can only edit .txt, .lua, .js, .vb, and .cs files.

Answer 2

@inkyvoyd @iPwnBunnies pl0x

Answer 3

oh right. @nincompoop too

Answer 4

Also, I guess I should post some screenshots.

Answer 5

// Nothing to do here, since this is .NET framework stuff and well Linux.

From the screenshots I dislike the GUI already.
Why not icons and text? Rather than text alone?

Answer 6

because I'm bad at making icons/finding good ones

Answer 7

How are the key-binding options? Such as pressing F9 to compile, etc?

Answer 8

oh right. Hadn't thought about that. I have shortcut keys set up for the File and Edit menu stuff, but nothing else really. I guess I should do that though.

Answer 9

just use wine and run it pl0x

Answer 10

Okay, just a moment then. :-)

Answer 11

:*

Answer 12

kewl

Answer 13

Fixed stuff with pastebin api

Answer 14

also, added hotkeys on compile and debug for @Opcode

Answer 15

I chmod 755 my root folder last night like an idiot. I really broke some things. ;_;

I can no longer access superuser via 'su -' :-O

Thanks to that I am testing out your program on Windows 8.

Peace,
Mikazuki

Answer 16

swaggly daggly :>