Re: Yet another IDE
I'd certainly like to help with the project. I'm really good with algorithms
and file i/o. I also have the Complete Edition Translator with Borland 5.5
compiler, so if you want a full working executable, I can spit one out.
Speaking of the Translator, perhaps since this will be such a large project,
maybe we should chop it up into libraries (dll's). That way, when it is
released, and something is updated, just a new dll needs to be downloaded,
rather than some huge 500k+ zip file. Also, I believe Euman is finishing his
installer soon, so we could package it in that.
I think its about time Euphoria had a professional-looking (acting,
thinking) product out on the market. Something to show that we're not just
playing around, but we're for serious. I've been a loyal Eu programmer for
about 4 years now, I think i started with v2.2, and I love everything
everyone's written, but along with this thread on "Modern Windows Screens"
and this "Yet another IDE" we could come up with a very nice looking app.
~Greg
I think I've put in about $0.60 now. :)
> > I think for once we're shootnig for a truly *interactive* development
> > environment. Perhaps this project should be named TIDE - Truly
> > Interactive
> > Development Environment (as not to be confused with the soap) it sounds
> > spiffy.
>
> 
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> > one feature i've always thought about was multiple programming language
> > support, such as syntax highlighting and auto completion, managing
> > windows
> > and controls, etc. heck, if it were to support C++ and VB, you could
> > market
> > it as a free and/or cheap replacement for M$ Visual Studio, written in
> > Euphoria!
>
> It should indeed be usable with whatever language you like,
> not only with Euphoria.
>
> I'm still thinking about if I want to develop this as a (cheap)
> commercial tool or make it completely open source under something
> like a GPL license.
>
> Hans Peter Willems
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