# CodeCommander by Chris Phelps, chicane@reninet.com #

CodeCommander is a simple code editor for use with just about any programming
language. It is still in the development stages, but is fairly useful
as a C/C++ editor with all the frills. This program is meant as a learning
experience for me, as well as a project which I thought that GNOME was lacking.
My number one goal in all of my programming is stability. What good does a
program do you if it crashes all the time?

Thats all for now...
-Chicane

:Help File Starts Here:

Beginning Notes:

Command line options:
-s, --session= Open a specific session file
-f, --file= Open a specific file
-l, --line= Jump to a specific line in the file specified by -f
Anything else will be interpreted as a filename.

Drag N Drop:
Drop a GMC file onto the CodeCommander window, and voila, it's opened.

Python Scripting:
CodeCommander is completely scriptable with python. Read the bindings_wrap.doc file in the source directory for more information on the different functions that can be called. Remember to prepend all function calls with cc!