Dan, if you have the new Titanium CLI installed you can use Sublime-Text-2 with a build system. I've found this very useful as I don't like switching IDEs. I made 3 build scripts for my Android development, but I'm sure you could adapt them easily.
LINUX
// ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/User/titanium.android.development.sublime-build { "cmd": ["ti", "build", "--project-dir", "$project_path", "--platform=android", "--target=device", "--no-colors", "--deploy-type=development"] } ? // ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/User/titanium.android.emulator.sublime-build { "cmd": ["ti", "build", "--project-dir", "$project_path", "--platform=android", "--target=emulator", "--no-colors", "--deploy-type=development"] } ? // ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/User/titanium.android.production.sublime-build { "cmd": ["ti", "build", "--project-dir", "$project_path", "--platform=android", "--target=device", "--no-colors", "--deploy-type=production"] }WINDOWS - you might need to modify them so that there's an extra line to denote shell usage, ie:
{ "cmd": [ ... ], "shell" : true }These build scripts have been a saviour for me as I'm loathe to change IDE just for one part of my programming life :-)
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