Source including: can it be done un-tokenized?

[Amiga1992]

I am not using SuperTED to make my code, and it's starting to look like a Hollywood red carpet in length.
Including source and separating it all in files would be ideal, but the inability to do so unless it's tokenized is really, really annoying.

Any way around this that I missed?

[Daedalus]

Not that I know of - it's a limitation of the Blitz 2 environment, and even using SuperTed won't get around it IIRC. AmiBlitz 3 supports plain text for both source and included files.

[Amiga1992]

Originally Posted by Daedalus

Not that I know of - it's a limitation of the Blitz 2 environment, and even using SuperTed won't get around it IIRC. AmiBlitz 3 supports plain text for both source and included files.

Well is it possible to use Amiblitz 3 to compile stuff that would work just like if I did with Blitz 2? Because that's all I do with Blitz2/SuperTED, really, and this is getting a bit annoying.

And can I use it with my current 3.x setup or do I need something more "modern" (ie I'll never have it)

[Daedalus]

Yep, the latest AmiBlitz 3.8 should produce executables that work on the same setups as the same code in Blitz 2. You need a bit more RAM, and a higher screen resolution helps, but it runs on OS 3 just fine. You can install both Blitz 2 and AmiBlitz 3 in separate drawers and use either one without affecting the other - I think the debuggers clash when you try to run them simultaneously, but that's easily avoided.