[Solved] Tesh for 1.26?

[WC3Wonderer]

Hi, I need bigger/better font for Jass in 1.26. Syntax highlighting is not important.

I tried Jass NewGen Pack [Official]. I can't use it. It has poor performance. Code appears in the editor with 5 seconds delay after few thousands of lines.

Who knows how to install tesh on vanilla 1.26? I can't find release archive and installation instructions.

 

[Rheiko]

Maybe check this out, A new TESH Syntax Highlighter for Warcraft 3
Try to browse that site, JNGP 2.0 by moyack was there before, I don't know if it's still there now though.

Edit: Found JNGP 2.0 here, The Jass NewGen Pack (JNGP) 2.0

 

[Enemy1PK]

I tried Jass NewGen Pack [Official]. I can't use it. It has poor performance. Code appears in the editor with 5 seconds delay after few thousands of lines.

Tesh is not designed for such loads, split the code into several different files/triggers.

If you want to make a very long code in one file, use third-party code editors (Vscode/notepad++/etc)
Then import the code into the map using preprocessors.

 

[Ravager16829]

Sorry man, unfortunately the current TESH plugin only works on Reforged. There's someone who posted a similar issue here (he's using 1.30.1), and it was all because of the unsupported game versions. The current Warcraft 3 binary (both game and WE) is designed for different architecture, meaning that a code base manipulation was required for certain applications in order to make them fully working.

The only options involve using TESH 2.0. along with JNGP/Sharpcraft. But again, I can't guarantee if this trick works. Both TESH (of course, for pre-1.32 WC3) and JNGP/Sharpcraft are literally outdated right now. As such, staying on the most recent Warcraft 3 patch (2.0.1) with TESH is recommended if you want to continue your map project.

 

[WC3Wonderer]

Tesh is not designed for such loads, split the code into several different files/triggers.

If you want to make a very long code in one file, use third-party code editors (Vscode/notepad++/etc)
Then import the code into the map using preprocessors.

Which preprocessors are you talking about?

 

[Enemy1PK]

Which preprocessors are you talking about?

If we are talking about JNGP then it is only vJass as far as I know.
If about YDWE then vJass and Boost Preprocessor.
Personally I use Boost.
Looks like this: #include "C:\Users\user\Downloads\WC3Tools\Warcraft III 1.26\Maps\Test\Glory\Code\Abilities\Heroes\Assasin.j"
The file "Assasin.j" will be inserted in the place where you used #include

Spoiler: For me it looks like this

Visual Studio Code + Jass Plugin

About Boost Preprocessor

I don't have any articles specifically about vJass, because YDWE is better than JNGP and Boost is better than vJass as an import preprocessor, but I think Hive has articles about vJass.