digitalmars.D.announce - SciTE4D editor 0.16 released
- yidabu (117/117) May 08 2008 What's new:
- Moritz Warning (1/1) May 09 2008 Does it work on linux systems, too?
- yidabu (11/12) May 09 2008 Widows only.
What's new:
Autocomplete up to date with DMD 1.0.28 and Tango 0.99.6, DWin 0.37, dwt-win,
dwt-addons, dfl.
Added new Customized Syntax highlighting file ( d.black.properties ) by
redduke
usage: backup d.properties to d.default.properties, rename
d.black.properties to d.properties, then restart SciTE4D
People on the "D Language" News Group started looking at many editors to see
which one was the most useful editor for D.
We found SciTE! The "Package" grew to what it is today with lots of integrated
utilities written by "D programming language" community.
* Customized Syntax highlighting.
* AutoComplete: D keywords, module names of Phobos, Tango, DWin... (suggest the
option in a dropdownbox while typing), just hit ENTER or TAB to Autocomplete.)
* Code folding for easy code viewing
* Auto indentation while typing
* Customized building : supported GNU make, Windows bat file and DSSS...
* F1 Help : open Helpfile on the keyword were the cursor is located.
* F7 or Ctrl+F7 : building the project (if Makefile or build.bat or dsss.conf
exists)
* Press F5 : run the binary
* Ctrl + F5 : compile, link, and run the program srcfile, No .obj or .exe file
is left behind
* Alt + D : pops up a list of the declarations in the current file
* Alt + M : pops up a list of modules, Selecting to jumps to the first line of
the declaration or module
* Press F12 : search for a declaration with an identifier equal to the one
under the cursor and jump there if successful.
If you move the cursor over the module name of an import declaration, it will
jump to that module.
* Ctrl + Alt + Shift + D - Build documentation (dsss)
* Ctrl + Alt + Shift + T - Run unittest (dsss)
* Ctrl + Alt + F1 - online MSDN search on the keyword were the cursor is
located.
== Getting started ==
SciTE4d is a stand alone application. you can figure this out in about 2
minutes.
1. dowload and install SciTE4D:
http://svn.dsource.org/projects/dwin/downloads/scite4d/scite4d.exe
2. Include path configuration
open ...\SciTEGlobal.properties, modify seatd.global.include to fit your
specific libraries path.
The global include path is supposed to be set in
scite4d\SciTEGlobal.properties, the first line contain the include paths for
libraries that all of your projects use (like Phobos or Tango). It is a list of
paths separated by ';', for example:
seatd.global.include=c:\dmd\src\phobos;c:\dmd\tango
To change it, modify the line above accordingly and include it in your user
options file.
4. building method Configuration
Open ...\ybud.conf, modified the make method to fit your needs.
The default make is Windows port of GNU make(mingw32-make.exe):
make=mingw32-make
You may modified it e.g. make=make to fit your needs.
The default Makefile name is "Makefile":
makefile=Makefile
The default Windows bat file name is build.bat:
batfile=build.bat
You may modified it e.g. "building.bat" to fit you needs.
I recommend you that using dsss to build library, using GNU make to build
binary.
5 Click desktiop icon to start SciTE4D
Enjoy :)
== Examples ==
1. GNU make example
Open ..\examples\makefile\test.d
press F7 (or Ctrl+F7) to build test.exe
Or press Ctrl+F5 to run test.d directly
press F5 to run test.exe after building
2. Windows bat example
Open ..\examples\bat\test.d
press F7 (or Ctrl+F7) to build test.exe
Or press Ctrl+F5 to run test.d directly
Press F5 to run test.exe after building
3. dsss example (If you have dsss installed)
Open ..\examples\dsss\test.d
press F7 to debug building.
Or press Ctrl+F7 to release building
Or press Ctrl+F5 to run test.d directly
Press F5 to run test.exe after building
== Authors ==
=== SciTE ===
http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
=== SEATD for SciTE 0.01.2 ===
By Jascha Wetzel [firstname] mainia.de
home [http://seatd.mainia.de/ SEATD]
=== D Documentation CHM for DMD 1.027 ===
By Vladimir Panteleev <thecybershadow at gmail.com>
[http://thecybershadow.net/d/docs/d1.chm download]
=== simple build tool ybud 0.15 ===
By yidabu
=== Customized Syntax highlighting: d.black.properties ===
by redduke
[http://bbs.d-programming-language-china.org/thread-794-1-1.html]
== Forums ==
Make suggestions and ask questions in the :
[http://www.dsource.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=163 Dsource Forum]
[http://bbs.d-programming-language-china.org/ Chinese Forum]
== History ==
08 Nov 2007 SciTE4D 0.10 released.
10 Feb 2008 SciTE4D 0.11 released.
Up-to-date with DMD 1.024 and Tango 0.99.4 Frank.
01 Mar 2008 SciTE4D 0.15 released.
Autocomplete up to date with DMD 1.027 and Tango 0.99.5
Added Ctrl+F5 to excute "dmd -run currentFile.d args..."
Added Makefile support
Added build.bat support(Windows)
Added dsss build exampe, bat build example, Makefile build exampe.
"D language" CHM help up to date with D 1.027
09 May 2008 SciTE4D 0.16 released.
Autocomplete up to date with DMD 1.0.28 and Tango 0.99.6, DWin 0.37, added
support for dwt-win, dwt-addons, dfl.
Added Customized Syntax highlighting d.black.properties by redduke
( http://bbs.d-programming-language-china.org/thread-794-1-1.html )
usage: backup d.properties to d.default.properties, rename
d.black.properties to d.properties, then restart SciTE4D
== Maintainer ==
* yidabu at gmail dot com
--
yidabu <yidabu.spam gmail.com>
http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwin
D ÓïÑÔ-ÖÐÎÄ(D Chinese):
http://www.d-programming-language-china.org/
http://bbs.d-programming-language-china.org/
http://dwin.d-programming-language-china.org/
http://scite4d.d-programming-language-china.org/
May 08 2008
Does it work on linux systems, too?
May 09 2008
yidabu <yidabu.spam gmail.com> On Fri, 9 May 2008 12:59:42 +0000 (UTC) Moritz Warning <moritzwarning _nospam_web.de> wrote:Does it work on linux systems, too?Widows only. -- yidabu <yidabu.spam gmail.com> http://www.dsource.org/projects/dwin D ÓïÑÔ-ÖÐÎÄ(D Chinese): http://www.d-programming-language-china.org/ http://bbs.d-programming-language-china.org/ http://dwin.d-programming-language-china.org/ http://scite4d.d-programming-language-china.org/
May 09 2008