anyone know of a code/text editor that you can paint or draw on??
lol for complex scripts i want to document for myself, ive been screenshotting them (to maintain syntax coloring) and then pasting the pics into GIMP and so i can circle parts of code and make a side documentation about it.
also so i can visually link different scripts that interact with each other and stuff…
document the whole system of things.
yeah yeah theres comments … but iam … different i guess LOL
… figure iam not the first person that wanted to do this? 
there are none that I know of - you could appeal to M$ to add it as a feature to VStudio; but I doubt approval - you never know though…
Also - have you looked at Unified Moddeling Language - it is not available in the community edition but it looks a bit like
yeah i glanced at UML … looked like alot more to learn at the time i seen it ^^ but yeah its something i gotta learn soon 
its nice and all - but I tend to prefer straight and clean code… I can see how UML would be better for big teams - though I don’t recommend buying VStudio to use it - there is a package available in M$ office - I think its Visio or something - please don’t take my word for it and check to be sure…
But it does a much nicer job than UML in VStudio - and if you are only upgrading for that single feature - I’d recommend the M$Office one over it…
Edit: Corrected my mistake - its called Visio…
yeah i saw someone using VioletUML … some free UML creation program, but yeah the nodes and stuff is created manually, seems kinda waste of time (but yeah what iam doing is sorta the same lol, slow) nice to have the self- reference, Visual Studio does it automatically or something?
With Visual Studio UML - you basically make your app in the UML interface - it is basically a design tool.
When your app is designed - you can click a button or two and it will make full templates of what you put in the model…
You still have to write the code that makes it do stuff - but all variables(properties, etc…) and functions(methods and such) will be in the classes and namespaces you drew on the UML model…
Note: I do not know - but I’m pretty sure you can reverse this to some extent too…
oh i see thats cool
yeah, kinda different than what iam trying to do but its something for me to look into thanks