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Is there a code editor for C # on the iPad?

Does anyone know any decent syntactic hightlighters / code editors for C # on iPad? Compiling the code will be a bonus, but not necessary!

Edit: I just want to write code on it, I'm not at all interested in actually running the code on the iPad.

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Take a look at Textastic .

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Go to the "App Store" on the iPad. enter "C # programming language". At this time, you will see a list of languages, including C #, that cost $ 1.99. You can enter and run the source code, but you cannot save it unless you copy it to Notes or email it to yourself. I'm not sure how extensive the language supports the .NET Framework, but at least it supports console output.

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Consider for i: Code Editor for iPad . Current will cost $ 9.99.

Supported Languages

  • Plain Text Files
  • ActionScript 3 (since version 1.0.2)
  • Assembler - x86, MIPS
  • ASP - VB, JavaScript
  • ASP.Net - C #, VB
  • Applescript
  • FROM
  • C ++
  • FROM#
  • ColdFusion (since version 1.0.2)
  • CSS
  • HTML
  • Javascript
  • Latex
  • Lisp
  • Objective-c
  • Perl
  • Php
  • Python
  • ruby
  • SQL - Standard, MySQL
  • Visual basic
  • XML, including PList

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There is also Code2Go .

I do not recommend it - it highlights, but not the auto report or tab, which makes it tedious.

IMO criteria should be:

  • Syntax highlighting (coloring)
  • Indenting
  • Autofill (simple, not necessary for custom types, but for regular keywords)
  • Macros would be nice, but not critical. Auto properties, implementation of interfaces / abstract classes, etc.
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Another vote for Textastic and i: Code Editor . Nimbus + is also good. But the one that I use more and more, since I bought it, Gusto . Tab editing and projects are two killer features.

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What about CodeNavigator ? You can try.

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This is not an application, but Compilr is an HTML-5 web application that runs and acts like an ipad application, it also compiles console applications as a bonus.

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