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== Editing Tools ==
== Editing Tools ==
Before you can write any sort of code, you'll want to have a tool that lets you edit you addon files.  All addon files are plain text files, meaning even Notepad will do.  You can also get LUA and XML specific text editors, which will highlight syntax for you, in turn making your coding a lot easier.
Before you can write any sort of code, you'll want to have a tool that lets you edit your addon files.  All addon files are plain text files, meaning even Notepad will do.  You can also get LUA and XML specific text editors, which will highlight syntax for you, in turn making your coding a lot easier.
To review the list of tools and get one you'd like, head to the [[Lua editors]] page.
To review the list of tools and get one you'd like, head to the [[Lua editors]] page.


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