OpenEuphoria

1. The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Oct 18, 2015
• 4302 views
• Last edited Dec 24, 2015

Forked from Re: UI/IDE committee

I just got done "lone wolfing" an initial release of what I am simply calling The Euphoria Editor. Latest release is 0.1b and this is still a BETA release.

I'd been keeping my work on this to myself, in case I never made any actual progress. But now I've got something to share so I'm posting it with the hope that we can keep my momentum going. Over the past couple weeks in my spare time, I've been working on writing an automated wrapper for IUP. Jeremy's wrapper was too out of date and too "Euphorian" for my taste. My wrapper program automatically converts the header files into Euphoria files and maintains a one-to-one syntax.

Having that wrapper relatively stable now, I powered through many many hours of coding and several cans of my favorite caffeinated beverages over this weekend to complete the basic layout of what is, basically, Pete's WEE re-written in IUP. I was pleasantly surprised about how little code there is here, currently under 1,000 lines (excluding IUP, of course). So try it out and let's keep the feedback loop going. This needs work. A lot of work. But it's a good start.

• The Euphoria Editor
  https://bitbucket.org/ghaberek/editor
  
  
• IUP for Euphoria
  https://bitbucket.org/ghaberek/iup4eu

Get it here, complete with IUP libraries and my new wrapper: https://bitbucket.org/ghaberek/editor/downloads

-Greg

3. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ne1uno Oct 18, 2015
• 4200 views

I had to copy src/eu.cfg to the /bin directory for some reason. not sure why it didn't work as is.

does the help/dialog layout come free with IUP? that seems quite useful for debugging and general properties setting, needs an export euphoria?

can't go too far wrong with Scintilla. looks like it doesn't get all the eu4 string & comment syntax right yet.

5. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by xecronix Oct 19, 2015
• 4210 views

Nice work! I'll try to get it working on the Raspberry Pi and submit a package if I can get it working.

-xecronix

7. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by xecronix Oct 19, 2015
• 4105 views
• Last edited Oct 21, 2015

Well... I got IUP to work on the Raspberry Pi

Install pre-req libs

sudo apt-get install libreadline-dev \ 
g++ \ 
libgl1-mesa-dev \ 
libglu1-mesa-dev \ 
libx11-dev \ 
libxpm-dev \ 
libxmu-dev \ 
libxft-dev \ 
libwebkitgtk-3.0-dev  

Set up build env

mkdir ~/dev 
cd ~/dev 
mkdir iup 
cd iup 

Download the source: (current as of 10/19/2015)

wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/luabinaries/files/5.3/Docs and Sources/lua-5.3_Sources.tar.gz/download && mv download lua.tgz 
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/imtoolkit/files/3.10/Docs%20and%20Sources/im-3.10_Sources.tar.gz/download && mv download im.tgz 
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/canvasdraw/files/5.9/Docs%20and%20Sources/cd-5.9_Sources.tar.gz/download && mv download cd.tgz 
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/iup/files/3.16/Docs%20and%20Sources/iup-3.16_Sources.tar.gz/download && mv download iup.tgz 

tar -xzvf *.tgz 
cd lua53 
make -j 4 linux 
sudo make install 

Build everything else... in this order

cd im/src 
make -j 4 
cd ../.. 
 
cd cd/src 
make -j 4 
cd ../.. 
 
cd iup 
make -j 4 
 
cd srcimglib 
make -j 4 
cd ../ 
 
cd srcscintilla 
make -j 4 
cd ../.. 

Install libs

sudo cp cd/lib/Linux41_arm/lib* /usr/lib/ 
sudo cp im/lib/Linux41_arm/lib* /usr/lib 
sudo cp iup/lib/Linux41_arm/lib* /usr/lib 

Install dev aka header files

sudo mkdir -p /usr/include/im 
sudo cp -fR im/include/*.h /usr/include/im 
 
sudo mkdir -p /usr/include/cd 
sudo cp -f cd/include/*.h /usr/include/cd 
 
sudo mkdir -p /usr/include/iup 
sudo cp -f iup/include/*.h /usr/include/iup      

create helloworld.c for testing:

mkdir ~/dev/myc/iuptesting && cd ~/dev/myc/iuptesting 

#include <stdlib.h> 
#include <iup.h> 
/* 
 * to compile 
 * gcc -I/usr/include/iup -liup -o helloworld helloworld.c 
 *  
 * */ 
int main(int argc, char **argv) 
{ 
  IupOpen(&argc, &argv); 
   
  IupMessage("Hello World 1", "Hello world from IUP."); 
   
  IupClose(); 
  return EXIT_SUCCESS; 
} 

-xecronix

9. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Oct 20, 2015
• 4050 views

My automated wrapper should work just fine with 4.0.

One of the only 4.1 features I use is sizeof() which, for IUP, I've added manually using an ifdef.

ifdef EU4_0 then 
    public function sizeof( atom ctype ) 
        return and_bits( ctype, #FF ) 
    end function 
end ifdef 

-Greg

11. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Oct 21, 2015
• 4040 views

Perfect! That's a big help. Can you create a Building on ARM page on the wiki for the project? I can dig out my Raspberry Pi (an original Model A!) to verify the steps and provide download packages. Although, I'm wondering if we can cross-compile from x86. That would be helpful as well, since I'd like to automate the build of the distribution packs for all platforms.

-Greg

13. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by fizzpopsoft Oct 24, 2015
• 3897 views

Hi Greg,
the choice of editor a user uses, seems much like a religion, whatever you have is correct, the others are wrong and there needs to be a compelling reason to change editors ;) Personally I use the commercial UltraEdit, it has Euphoria syntax support via a wordfile, and it has UltraCompare which saves me an enormous of time when comparing source versions. Just that has saved me more than the cost of the software, a few times over.

Good luck,
Alan

15. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Oct 24, 2015
• 3874 views

I whole-heartedly agree and that is my primary focus here. I want and editor that knows the language and can say, "that symbol doesn't exist, dummy" or "hey guy, I think you missed an include statement somewhere."

I just created an "autocomplete" branch for exactly this purpose. The default branch contains the basic editor and will continue to receive minor tweaks and bug fixes while I work on the longer effort of writing a appropriate Euphoria code parser that can play well with the Scintilla autocomplete features.

-Greg

17. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by SDPringle Oct 24, 2015
• 3898 views

The editor should continue working while the parser is not ready. I would have liked to give you a link to a podcast episode where they talked about Typescript's parser. It is no longer on the page because the episode is old. The editor must be responsive. The editor must not wait for a parser to finish but rather the parser needs to be running in the background while waiting for the user to interact with it.

SD Pringle

19. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by dcuny Nov 21, 2015
• 3563 views

Took a quick look at it (Win 64bit), noticed that no icons are being rendered.

Nice work.

David

21. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Nov 24, 2015
• 3438 views

Really? I mean, yeah Wee crashes a lot for me too. Are you running the latest download or did you pull from source? I've added a few stability fixes to the default branch since the last release. I am hoping to get another release out soon since I should have some extra time with the holiday weekend.

-Greg

23. Re: The Euphoria Editor

• Posted by ghaberek (admin) Nov 28, 2015
• 3344 views

So we're talking about Wee. What about The Euphoria Editor? Please open an issue on Bitbucket if you can reproduce the problem.

-Greg