Originally Posted by ingeniousclown
A good text editor does not make an IDE. IDE stands for "Integrated Development Environment". Some text editors, such as Sublime, can become an IDE through plugins, though.
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I know what IDE means. The current common features often include:
Keypress compilation & start (not possible here, save & /reloadui is our compile order)
Syntax Highlighting (most forums can do that, editors are the easiest part)
Intelli Sense (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelli...de_completion; at least the "help with names" part can be done by notepad++ and everything else.)
Optionally code profiling tools to optimise the code for speed.
What frangkao linked seems to have intellisense with all the know data about the API worked in. Plus some type of API simulator to testrun/profile function calls in a sandbox.