In reply to ought:

 The Scorpio.Widget and all other Scorpio.XXX, also the PLoop lib are embed into the Scorpio folder now. So the Cube only requires the Scorpio as its dependency, that's why I also add a popup dialog to tell users to delete those folders since the curseforge client won't do it.

  If you update the Cube to the lastest version, you shouldn't meet that problem, that's already updated several months ago

In reply to 4hm_deathsquad:

 The update has no changes on the code features, only default font settings and color settings(can be changed in the menu now). You could upload a pic to show the problems or try to change the code colors in the menu.

Still busy on the new feature of the Scorpio, so, here is a code snippet can be used in Cube to fix the bugs and change the font size of the Cube Editor:

Scorpio "Cube.Editor" ""

-- The same environment to the cube editor
-- So we can change the style(skin) of the editor like
Style[codeEditor] = {
	font = {
		font = STANDARD_TEXT_FONT,
		height = 24,
		outline = "NORMAL",
		monochrome = false,
	},

	-- For now there is a bug that line number's font won't change
	-- when changes the editor's font, so you should set the same font to it.
	ScrollChild = {
		LineNum = {		
			font = {
				font = STANDARD_TEXT_FONT,
				height = 24,
				outline = "NORMAL",
				monochrome = false,
			},
		}
	},

	-- You can also change the color 
	-- defaultColor = Color(1, 1, 1),
	-- commentColor = Color(0.5, 0.5, 0.5),
	-- stringColor = Color(0, 1, 0),
	-- numberColor = Color(1, 1, 0),
	-- instructionColor = Color(1, 0.39, 0.09),
	-- functionColor = Color(0.33, 1, 0.9),
	-- attributeColor = Color(0.52, 0.12, 0.47),
}

-- I forget the min resize settings, so it's a little wired to resize
-- the log view to 0 height.
Style[logView] = {
	minResize  = Size(100, 30),
	height = 30,  -- you can give a init height to the log view
}

In reply to kurapica125:

 The config menu will be added in the next version, so this is only a temp fix for now.

with the new Scorpio v055, the undo/redo should works well now, and some minor problems are also fixed

The whole ui & feature are re-designed, enjoy the coding

In reply to ciranidd:

  The IGAS will be abandon when Scorpio Lib is all done.  This is not just moving the code, the code behind the code editor is re-created and much more simple.

   It's best to use the key bindings to bind short key to open thsoe tools. You also can type /cube to show the commands.

    For now, only code editor and a new browser(instead of the debug) is added, I only have done the main features of them in 10.14, so the dropdown menu and other config features will be added lately. For now, my focus is the usage of the Code Editor, like more powerful auto-complete features.

In reply to 4hm_deathsquad:

 Click the "Log" button, it'll be shown, you can input =GetTime() and press enter in the inputbox. Also you can use Cube.Log(msg, r, g, b) to add a log message with color. (It's an inner method and an old one, need set the color code to use it for now).

I decide to re-code the Cube to my Scorpio Libs, so I can apply new features on them(I stop updating the old IGAS libs for years, that's also why there is no new features in Cube)

In reply to dragonflyy69:

I really missed that. Thank you for your work.

If you have problem with input, you may update the IGAS to v155 version, it'd be fixed, I don't know why, but it just fix the strange problem for multi line text box

That button only show when there are lua errors. if you clear all errors in it, it will be hidden.

For now, there is no option to disable it, maybe in next version but I don't know when.

Here is an alternative solution, save the code below as one auto-run snippet, it'll force the icon keep hidden.

IGAS.UIParent.Cube_BugList.MapIcon.__MiniMapBtn.OnShow = UIParent.Hide

v5.17 added, you can use the Log button to show the log panel, a new editbox is added at the bottom of it. you can type commands in it, and use the up and down to browse the history.

The code is normally auto formatting when you type it, ctrl+a+tab is a failsafe.

Since I'm working on a new lib, some features of the Cube won't be updated like the API list, I don't have time for this now.

BTW. the debugger can also be used to inspect frames, you can type 'GetMouseFocus()' in the debug then move the mouse to a frame and press the enter to show the details of it like regions, childs, also selected ui should be shine so you can easily find them.