1. Programming in Euphoria
I have been trying to learn Euphoria and have looked at many of the wonderful
programs people have written with it. I am very impressed with what many of you
have done. Great job! Great job to RDS as well! I found a project that I think
would be a good way of learning the language.
My question... Now that I'm going to tackle a quasi-serious programming
challenge for myself, I want feedback on what utilities (editors, IDEs etc.)
other people use when they're programming in Euphoria.
Thanks,
Chuck
Chuck McGrew
chuckmcgrew at geocities.com
2. Re: Programming in Euphoria
Hello,
>I want feedback on what utilities (editors, IDEs etc.)
>other people use when they're programming in Euphoria.
>Thanks,
>Chuck
I use Daniel Berstein's VE editor: it's better than notepad! and I
haven't had time to find my copy of EE or any of the others that do
syntax coloring.
Lewis Townsend
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3. Re: Programming in Euphoria
On Mon, 7 Dec 1998 10:12:06 -0500, Chuck McGrew <chuckmcgrew at GEOCITIES.COM>
wrote:
>I have been trying to learn Euphoria and have looked at many of the wonderful
programs people have written with it. I am very impressed with what many of you
have done. Great job! Great job to RDS as well! I found a project that I think
would be a good way of learning the language.
>
>My question... Now that I'm going to tackle a quasi-serious programming
challenge for myself, I want feedback on what utilities (editors, IDEs etc.)
other people use when they're programming in Euphoria.
>
Welcome!
If you are programming for DOS, download Dave Cuny's TEXT_GUI file
from RDS' website (in the archives). The ee editor included has a familiar
Borland style IDE with everything you could want (syntax coloring,
function/procedure
lookup, popup help on Euphoria keywords...) and if you want, you can
use his text/win95/mac/motif style user interfaces in your own programs.
If you are programming for Windows, download Dave's Win32lib as well.
Let us know what the quasi-serious project is about.
Most of us here are certifiably quasi.
Irv
