scriptcs
A scriptcs plug-in for Sublime Text.
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scriptcs-sublime
Sublime Text plug-in for scriptcs.
Installation
The easiest way to install scriptcs-sublime is via the Package Control Plugin.
You can also install it from source, by simply going to your packages directory and type: git clone https://github.com/scriptcs/scriptcs-sublime.git.
To update to the latest version, use this command in the scriptcs-sublime directory: git pull origin master.
Usage
Once installed, Sublime Text should recognize .csx files, and give you syntax highlighting. It also comes with a build system. To build and run hit CMD + B on Mac, or CTRL + B on Windows.
scriptcs.exe must be in your PATH for the build system to work.
If your script has any compilation errors you can hit F4 to navigate to the error.
You can also select a block of code and use the Edit - Comment - Toggle Comment command.