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Personally, I thank you as much for pointing me towards Sublime Text 3 as for the language file. There's a lot to learn to fully use it, but it seems a great boon knowing nothing about it. It's intuitive to start. I particularly like that open directory feature. I was using SciTE which works well enough, but this is a whole lot better. One thing that would be better is seeing the parameter list on functions. Since I don't get it on the string and table libraries I assume that's just not something Sublime Text 3 does, or at least not for LUA.
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