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Yes. Now that I've tried the eclipse interface I'm finding lots of niggles getting in the way of getting on with the actual work. I've yet to discover the method for editing the sim world variables as it doesn't seem to want to allow it. All I get is the raw world data in what looks like global declarations format. I'm spending more time setting the tool up then I previously hoped. Has anyone any links or ideas to make this process easier? P.s. I've also got Notepad++ with the lslplus syntax addon. It's really simple to configure, but it lacks the ability to compile and debug. The editor displays your scripts very nicely and makes it clearly understandable using colour coding. Very useful indeed. The links take you to all that is necessary to set it all up. Enjoy!

Hi all Just a quick thought. I looked into offline editing and found this setup. I installed the Eclipse Developement platform and added the extra Java JDK to my runtime tools. Eclipse allows you to configure 'perspectives' including LSL specific plugins. This will allow you to not only edit, but with this you can compile, optimise, test and run all your scripting. Setting the software up is a little bit tricky, but all the answers are in the readme files and help sections within eclipse and the components archive. Here are the LsL Plus Compiler components. There are further tools within this development platform, specifically the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) version 6.10.1 or later. You can find all you need to know in the LSL Plus help section within eclipse. It's then just a simple matter of cut 'n' paste your scripts in and out of SL. Simples. I hope this is useful.