What's a good IDE for Arma?

[Holden93 12]

I tried notepad++ and Arma Edit but I didn't like them, tried Squint as well and I like it because of intellisense but it has a few annoying problems, could you recommend me some?

[7rust 10]

Notepad++ together with the SQF plugin is great combination. Adds syntax-hightlighting: http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=8680

[bhaz 0]

Poseidon is another, I've only used it a couple of times but it seems pretty decent.

[trnapster 12]

I'm using Eclipse with the ArmaDev plugin. It's a bit outdated though.

I'm using Eclipse because I'm used to it and there is also a git plugin for it...

[7rust 10]

Well, this Armadev plugin for Eclipse looks interessting! :eek:

[Gruman 122]

Poseidon is another, I've only used it a couple of times but it seems pretty decent.

Poseidon is great. Quick access to everything (Arma Logs, TexViewer and a lot more).

Its frequently updated / upgraded and made by an ARMA Dev.

Also its based on SublimeTex, which is also highly recomended.

[Holden93 12]

I tried eclipse and I liked it but as some said it's a bit outdated, tried Poseidon and it's amazing, thanks a lot!

[zooloo75 833]

I use this -> http://www.armaholic.com/page.php?id=14714

But I mostly use N++.

[Zenophon 110]

I use Notepad++ with a custom SQF highlighting/autocompletion language. Being able to customize pop-up hints to remind you of function parameters without stopping is very useful. It also has good code folding for custom languages, comment/line operation hotkeys, and decent, easy-to-use macros.

You could try Sublime Text 3. It has an SQF plug-in with code snippets etc. if you dig around a little. They claim that you need to buy it, but you can actually use it for free forever. I personally didn't like it, as it is easier to control the SQF language with Notepad++.

[trnapster 12]

I have to aggree with bhaz and swissMAG.

I was using Eclipse + ArmaDev for a long time but Poseidon with the TortoiseSVN integration fits my needs perfectly and is even easier to use.

Heck it even has the FSM editor and other BI tools integrated...

[das attorney 857]

Notepad++ or Posideon are great, I even use Windows XP notepad at work for scripting bits and bobs and email it home.

If I'm dealing with really massive data (like huge arrays 50Mb or bigger) then I use Vim. It looks like shit but can eat up large amounts of data where others crap out and crash well before. That's pretty rare though.

[sushi 10]

I use exlipse or Poseidon (based on sublime). and for small edits notepad ++.

Eclipse is powerfull if u configure it for your needs