Discussion:
vbscript Editor/Debugger
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Donald Fisher
2007-08-08 23:16:30 UTC
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I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes.

I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas?

Don
J Ford
2007-08-09 12:58:04 UTC
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Sapien - PrimalScript
Post by Donald Fisher
I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes.
I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas?
Don
Donald Fisher
2007-08-09 21:31:34 UTC
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Is there a free version of this program somewhere?
Post by J Ford
Sapien - PrimalScript
Post by Donald Fisher
I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes.
I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas?
Don
J Ford
2007-08-10 14:28:03 UTC
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No there is not a free version of that, however you can also use visual
studio express which allows for script editing and has intellisense in it.
Post by Donald Fisher
Is there a free version of this program somewhere?
Post by J Ford
Sapien - PrimalScript
Post by Donald Fisher
I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes.
I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas?
Don
Vinicius Canto [MVP]
2007-08-10 14:46:35 UTC
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To edit vbs files I use Vim, and for debugging, you can use Microsoft
Script Debugger... both are free.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Script_Debugger

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says...
Post by Donald Fisher
Is there a free version of this program somewhere?
Post by J Ford
Sapien - PrimalScript
Post by Donald Fisher
I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes.
I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas?
Don
Vinicius Canto [MVP]
2007-08-10 14:48:11 UTC
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In article <***@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl>, ***@msn.com
says...
Post by Donald Fisher
Is there a free version of this program somewhere?
I forgot the link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Script_Debugger
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Vinicius Canto
MVP Windows Server - Admin Frameworks
Brazil

Blog about Scripting/Powershell: http://viniciuscanto.blogspot.com
unknown
2009-09-28 09:20:02 UTC
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For me the best one is <a href="http://www.vbsedit.com">Vbsedit</a>

It has intellisense, debugger, tons of samples and you don't have to pay anything if you don't use the debugger.



Donald Fisher wrote:

vbscript Editor/Debugger
08-ao?t-07

I guess I can't figure out the search function in Thunderbird as it
returns no results even when I know the words typed in are on the board
so here goes

I'm looking for not only an editor for .vbs files but also a debugger
that will tell me (and even prompt with options) if my code is correct
or incorrect (like MS Access VB editor does). But I don't want to use
Office to do it. Any ideas

Don

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