digitalmars.D - KDevelop and D ?
- kris (6/6) Feb 11 2007 Anyone using KDevelop with D?
- Thomas Brix Larsen (6/17) Feb 11 2007 I'm not sure about your questions, as I never got that far.
- Lars Ivar Igesund (8/29) Feb 11 2007 This is more likely to be a Kate problem? At least KDevelop seems to use
- Thomas Brix Larsen (5/32) Feb 11 2007 Well KDevelop, Kate, and KWrite normally use the same "embedded advanced
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jari-Matti_M=E4kel=E4?= (8/25) Feb 11 2007 It's Katepart. I made some fixes to the highlighting (including new
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jari-Matti_M=E4kel=E4?= (6/14) Feb 22 2007 I sent the updated highlight file to the kate developers and promised to
Anyone using KDevelop with D? If so ... 1) how is the debugging support for D? Usable? Stable? 2) does the remote-target capability work as advertised? Thanks much! - Kris
Feb 11 2007
kris wrote:Anyone using KDevelop with D? If so ... 1) how is the debugging support for D? Usable? Stable? 2) does the remote-target capability work as advertised? Thanks much! - KrisI'm not sure about your questions, as I never got that far. But I can tell you that the syntax highlighting for D currently is somewhat broken, I especially remember \" making a mess, and some of the newer keywords not being recognized. - Brix
Feb 11 2007
Thomas Brix Larsen wrote:kris wrote:This is more likely to be a Kate problem? At least KDevelop seems to use Kate here. -- Lars Ivar Igesund blog at http://larsivi.net DSource & #D: larsivi Dancing the TangoAnyone using KDevelop with D? If so ... 1) how is the debugging support for D? Usable? Stable? 2) does the remote-target capability work as advertised? Thanks much! - KrisI'm not sure about your questions, as I never got that far. But I can tell you that the syntax highlighting for D currently is somewhat broken, I especially remember \" making a mess, and some of the newer keywords not being recognized. - Brix
Feb 11 2007
Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:Thomas Brix Larsen wrote:Well KDevelop, Kate, and KWrite normally use the same "embedded advanced texteditor" backend. So yes, this isn't as such a problem with KDevelop, but it still applies. - Brixkris wrote:This is more likely to be a Kate problem? At least KDevelop seems to use Kate here.Anyone using KDevelop with D? If so ... 1) how is the debugging support for D? Usable? Stable? 2) does the remote-target capability work as advertised? Thanks much! - KrisI'm not sure about your questions, as I never got that far. But I can tell you that the syntax highlighting for D currently is somewhat broken, I especially remember \" making a mess, and some of the newer keywords not being recognized. - Brix
Feb 11 2007
Thomas Brix Larsen wrote:Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:Thomas Brix Larsen wrote:kris wrote: But I can tell you that the syntax highlighting for D currently is somewhat broken, I especially remember \" making a mess, and some of the newer keywords not being recognized.Well KDevelop, Kate, and KWrite normally use the same "embedded advanced texteditor" backend. So yes, this isn't as such a problem with KDevelop, but it still applies.It's Katepart. I made some fixes to the highlighting (including new keywords). You can try it out, just copy the attached d.xml to /usr/kde/3.5/share/apps/katepart/syntax or wherever you have KDE installed.I haven't used KDevelop much, just moved from Kate to KDevelop. I guess you need to start a fake C/C++ project to even see anything in the debugging menu. Probably that is also easy to fix by editing some project wizard xml file?Anyone using KDevelop with D? If so ... 1) how is the debugging support for D? Usable? Stable? 2) does the remote-target capability work as advertised?
Feb 11 2007
Jari-Matti Mäkelä wrote:Thomas Brix Larsen wrote:I sent the updated highlight file to the kate developers and promised to maintain it from now on. It's now available via the integrated update tools. It works automatically in all katepart using tools, e.g. kwrite/kate/kdevelop. You can update to the latest version by selecting (in Kate) Settings -> Kate settings -> Editor -> Highlight -> Load.Well KDevelop, Kate, and KWrite normally use the same "embedded advanced texteditor" backend. So yes, this isn't as such a problem with KDevelop, but it still applies.It's Katepart. I made some fixes to the highlighting (including new keywords). You can try it out, just copy the attached d.xml to /usr/kde/3.5/share/apps/katepart/syntax or wherever you have KDE installed.
Feb 22 2007