Amos Basic Pro had a feature where you could make programs which iterate through sourcecode currently loaded into the Amos editor, to perform operations on it. You could search for stuff, replace text, etc. It was handy for custom processing of sourcecode and making lots of changes.
Maybe you can do a module that provides some `IDE` commands, allowing a program to operate on others that are loaded.
Although, I guess that wouldn't be much different from customly loading in a sourcecode file and processing it.
Maybe you can do a module that provides some `IDE` commands, allowing a program to operate on others that are loaded.
Although, I guess that wouldn't be much different from customly loading in a sourcecode file and processing it.