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UltraEdit Syntax Highlighting
I got a wordfile for ultraedit which does some really nice Syntax highlighting for PBasic code. However, I'm trying to configure UltraEdit to have a button that automatically loads the code onto the robot. Is there a dos-based loader that I can use to completely tokenize and load a pbasic program file?
Just looking for a way to execute a single command to have the program loaded onto the robot controller. The UltraEdit wordfile can be found here, by the way: http://ultraedit.byondf1.com/downloads/wf/pbasic.txt |
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