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		  		 The Integrated Development Environment
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							<b><font face="Tahoma" size="3" color="navy">The Integrated Development Environment</font></b>
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							 <a href="http://www.lua.org">Lua homepage</a>
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						  	 Once you started LuaEdit, the Integrated Development Invironment (also called the IDE) is immediately
							 presented to you. This IDE provides you tools to develop and debug Lua scripts with a shorter
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							 When developping with the IDE, you will notice that there is mainly two important environment:
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							 	 <li>The designtime environment</li>
								 <li>The runtime environment</li>
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							 The designtime environment will cover important actions and tools such as copy, cut, paste, search, 
							 completion proposal list, breakpoint managing window, etc. The runtime environment will cover more tools and actions such as 
							 step over, step into, local and global variables lists, call stack and lua stack windows, etc. Designtime tools and actions will usually
							 still be available in the runtime environment (also called debugging) when the runtime environment tools and actions won't be actives in the
							 designtime environment. (also called programming)							 
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								<a href="http://luaedit.luaforge.net">http://luaedit.luaforge.net</a>
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								© Copyright 2004-2005 LuaEdit
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								LuaEdit v 2.0 for Lua 5.0
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