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2. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by jeremy (admin) Jun 10, 2012
• 2038 views

Editors is a list of them along with syntax highlighting.

Jeremy

4. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by jeremy (admin) Jun 11, 2012
• 1929 views

What would you want the IDE to do for you?

Jeremy

6. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by jeremy (admin) Jun 11, 2012
• 1918 views

With the text mate bundle you have syntax highlighting, keyword expansion, many expandable triggers for control structures, functions, procedures, etc..., proper automatic indentation, testing if your syntax is correct or if there is an error in it and you can run the program directly from text mate. It would be very easy to add help as well using our online help system.

I am guessing that you can do this with most configurable editors. There is the e Text Editor which is an editor for Windows that uses text mate bundles. I have not tested the bundle on it, though. It is commercial software.

With Emacs or Vim you could do all of the above as well. MicroEmacs and Minimum Profit would be two other editors that could be extended like this as well w/not too much work.

Jeremy

8. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by euphoric (admin) Jun 11, 2012
• 1853 views

I'd like an IDE that recognizes all the funcs/procs in all the include files I'm using.

I've always just used an editor, but I've been using a simple IDE lately (for another language) and this is a neat feature. Plus, one that pulls up function definitions as you type them in. That's nice.

10. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by jeremy (admin) Jun 11, 2012
• 1844 views

In the editors repo there is a ctags module for euphoria. So, any editor that supports ctags would have access to function/procedure/type completion of all includes.

Jeremy

12. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Jun 12, 2012
• 1806 views

I have been musing about this myself for some time now. So far I have come up with this roadmap to make it happen:

1. Standardize on a single GUI toolkit for the IDE (probably wxEuphoria)
   
   
2. Bring that toolkit up to a "complete and stable" status (i.e. match the lastest stable/dev release on a feature-for-feature basis)
   
   
3. Build a simple IDE framework onto which other modules can be loaded
   
   
4. Write modules to extend/enhance IDE until it becomes "complete"
   
   
5. Continue extending with more "extension" modules
   
   

Step #2 can probably be done in parallel with the development itself, adding and updating features as they are needed to make the IDE work. However, when the IDE itself is released as "stable", the toolkit should be as well, otherwise it could be crippling.

Modules and features required by this new IDE:

Code editor

• syntax highlighting
• code completion or "Intellisense"
• code folding, auto-indent, etc.
• display code errors on-the-fly

Forms designer

• drag-and-drop toolbox
• modular control support (design-time drawing, property editors, event handlers)
• support for "virtual" design features (e.g. sizers and non-visual components)

Project management

• new project wizard and templates
• solution/workspace management (document tree, etc.)
• build configurations (run/bind/compile, debug/release)

Runtime support

• display errors/output during execution
• automatically jump to last error on exit
• integrate with tracing for step-in/out/over

I am totally willing to work on and/or lead this project, especially if I have some helpful volunteers.

-Greg
Forked into: The Euphoria IDE Project

14. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by Fendaril Jun 17, 2012
• 1691 views

I suppose we could lighten the workload by simply including a free editor with everything preconfigured in the euphoria install. Ctag modules and all...

16. Re: Colored Euphoria editor

• Posted by K_D_R Nov 07, 2012
• 1381 views

I noticed that Geany has now been added to: http://openeuphoria.org/wiki/view/Editors.wc

I believe that I now have time to devote to maintaining and improving configuration files for Geany, if your offer still stands. My efforts are a bit of a kludge, to say the least - as far as I can tell, one of the existing configuration files for a language supported by the editor must be edited to support you euphoria. I think it would take a programmer proficient in C or C++ to add Euphoria support directly to the Geany source code. Basically, one of the Euphoria Developer's (or someone of that skill level) would have to contribute directly to the Geany source code.

Regards, Kenneth Rhodes