Current Version: 2.1
Description:
QuickPawn is a multi-platform PAWN code editor and compiler. The main use and purpose of QuickPawn is to edit, create and compile PAWN scripts that run on SA-MP servers.
Features:
- Works on Windows, Linux and Mac*
- Syntax highlighting
- Tree of functions in current file and includes files
- Double click on function to copy it into your script
- Change font
- View output of compiler at any time
- Easily add a new command with the “Insert -> Code” ability
- Easily add a new function with the “Insert -> Code” ability
- Find/Search built in
- Print off your code
- Clean looking interface
*There is no compiler for Mac but there is for Linux and Windows
Requirements:
* Linux
- JRE 5.0 (latest preferred, OpenJDK is best)
- g++ (sudo apt-get install g++)
- cmake (sudo apt-get install cmake)
- Pawn Compiler (supplied)
- g++ (sudo apt-get install g++)
- cmake (sudo apt-get install cmake)
- Pawn Compiler (supplied)
*Windows
- JRE 5.0 (latest preferred)
- Pawn Compiler (supplied)
- Pawn Compiler (supplied)
Screen shots:
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Johnson
3, March 2012 at 8:48 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hello!
I have an issue with this program. I am using Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit. I ran the compiler installer script, but when I choose “Linux compile” in QuickPawn, it just shows me an empty output window.
What could go wrong?
Is it about the installation of pawn compiler or?
Thanks for help already in advance
Eddy
3, March 2012 at 10:26 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hey, did you definitely follow the instructions exactly in the readme, including where to run the program from on Linux and installing the compiler?
Thanks,
Eddy
Johnson
16, November 2012 at 9:10 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hey,
It’s been a while and I’m already using Ubuntu 12.10 installed on a different computer. However, the issue has remained exactly the same. I executed the compiler installation script which did create Pawn folder in /opt. Also the QuickPawn starts up normally, but linux compile shows again an empty window. I tried with both OpenJDK6 and OpenJDK7.
I executed the program form terminal in order to see the output, which did throw an error: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program “./pawncc”: error=13, Permission denied
Whole output is available at pastebin
Thanks
Eddy
19, November 2012 at 12:59 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hi,
Okay, the error said it’s a permission denied error. Try going into terminal, and changing directory to where pawncc is and then running
sudo chmod a+rwx pawnccThen restart QuickPawn, try again and hopefully that should make the program executable and make it work properly.
Johnson
23, November 2012 at 7:19 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hey,
I was able to get the compiler working by copying the pawncc from /opt/Pawn/source/compiler to /home/user/QuickPawn folder. I love the editor now
Thanks
Eddy
28, November 2012 at 11:08 am (UTC 1) Link to this comment
That’s great to hear.
sGodoy
24, June 2012 at 12:50 am (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hi!
Very nice! I just have a suggestion, the editor doesn’t support some letters (á, ẽ, â, ó, etc…) and my language uses much of it. I’d be very glad if it is possible to add this feature.
Thank you!
Eddy
24, June 2012 at 9:24 am (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hi, thanks for the suggestion.
I’m thinking of doing a total recode of the program so I’ll remember that those characters don’t work. It’s probably because I didn’t save the files in a unicode format.
Again, I appreciate the suggestion.
deuxan
5, July 2012 at 10:55 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
i can’t open i, please, say what i must do
Eddy
6, July 2012 at 9:42 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Extract the .zip and run the .jar file. Make sure you have Java installed.
Manuel
4, September 2012 at 9:38 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
Hello,
I recently finally got it working to compile .pwn files on OS X using wine. Could you tell me if there’s a possibility to change the compile command which is being called? Is there any possibility to do so? I’m not used to Java.
Thanks!
Eddy
4, September 2012 at 9:46 pm (UTC 1) Link to this comment
I don’t think there’s a way to edit the actual command being ran to the compiler from QuickPawn however you could try running the compiler from command line with the arguments you want to pass to it?