I installed 3.4 and monodevelop becomes the default. It seems slow and resource heavy and will not auto-complete object variables for me in .js files. i.e gameObject. - give me a list of member variables!
I prefer UniSciTE if debugging not needed but will still not give me member variables of an object when I type’.'.
Showing a list of member variables is a very important editor feature and should be there ‘out of the box’.
Any help on the best editor or getting it working?
Should happen on monodevelop too unless you force configured it to not do it. and not just for member variables but also methods etc
And it does so mostly unless Unity 3.4 rears its head and fuckups the assembly reference in the project itself. in that case terminate play mode - sync monodevelop - see if it works again (happens for C# too)
And if its important to you to get a powerfull editor why do you use UnityScript instead of C#, its not that you get much anymore from UnityScript since C# is on 3.0+ since Unity 3.0, where you can use var bla = new GameObject() and alike too (without considering the C# only features that Unityscript will never get)
Ah - sync monodevelop - to the rescue! Fixed it. Thanks.
C# would be good but is too different from my other day job language - AS3.
I can switch between unity js and as3 without much of a headache!