How do you know what code line you are looking at within the script code.

[avibird 1 155]

Hello this is most likely a simple thing I am over looking. How do you know what line number of code you are looking at within a script. Do you just have to count or is there a way to fine the code line within the script. For example if I need to change a code at line 153 how can I find that line with a easy way. Thanks AVIBIRD

Edited November 18, 2011 by AVIBIRD 1

[loyalguard 15]

Most advanced text editors such as Notepad++ and several IDEs like ArmAScript, SQF Editor, etc. will show you lines numbers as well.

[katipo66 94]

I may remember this wrong (more than likely) but chuck her in dreamweaver if you have it.

[Muzzleflash 111]

Almost all editors in existence have a feature where the current line is shown. Look after in the menu or preferences for your editor. Even plain ol' notepad has this feature in View->Statusbar. Then your current line is displayed in the bottom right.

[avibird 1 155]

Almost all editors in existence have a feature where the current line is shown. Look after in the menu or preferences for your editor. Even plain ol' notepad has this feature in View->Statusbar. Then your current line is displayed in the bottom right.

I have been just doing my editing right from the mission folder files LOL. Which one should i get? How do I use it? Where do I put the program ?

[demonized 20]

i use this one and its perfect for my use.

Armaedit