>>> BTW, do your scripts handle automatic compilation of only the parts that
>>> were last updated?
>>
>> No, my compiler does that. :-P
>
> so, all your programs are some monolithic piece of software with all
> parts compiled in one go?

Yes. Why?

>>> And any decent text editor allows you to bind some
>>> keyboard shortcut to some command.
>>
>> I've yet to find one, but OK.
>
> you should look at any editor aside notepad.

To be fair, SciTE allows you to define what F5, F7 and Ctrl+F7 do. (But 
only once per file-extension.) Sadly it doesn't let you do "when I press 
F7, compile THAT file, not the file I'm currently editing".

>>> it`s much easier when you it all on the command-line. ;)
>>
>> Yeah. That way you can't look at more than one file at once. Oh, wait...
>
> you're nuts. Any decent editor has support for several file buffers.

Any decent GUI-mode text editor, yes. On the a text terminal, you can't 
do that.

(Correction: Emacs can do it. And it looks awful.)

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