digitalmars.D.learn - what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?
- Andrei Khropov (6/6) Jul 17 2006 Hello all,
- Jarrett Billingsley (9/11) Jul 17 2006 I just use ConTEXT, which is Windows-only, but it's quite a nice editor....
- clayasaurus (12/17) Jul 17 2006 Poseidon is a pretty decent editor, and with a little bit of maturing it...
- David Ferenczi (3/8) Jul 17 2006 vim for editing
- BCS (4/9) Jul 17 2006 EditPlus
- nobody (9/20) Aug 20 2006 Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same.
- David Medlock (2/7) Jul 17 2006 Crimson Editor
- David Medlock (3/11) Jul 17 2006 I meant Crimson Editor + DManager, of course.
- Kirk McDonald (6/10) Jul 17 2006 vim in Linux, and gvim in Windows.
- Frank Benoit (9/9) Jul 17 2006 www.vim.org works with every language and if you know it - you love it.
- jicman (2/8) Jul 17 2006 ditto here...
- Hasan Aljudy (3/8) Jul 17 2006 For single D files, I use dcode.
- John Demme (6/11) Jul 17 2006 emacs
- jcc7 (15/18) Jul 17 2006 I've tried to view D with many editors. Most allow the me to provide a c...
- Ant (5/9) Jul 21 2006 You're right.
- Rod Haper (2/4) Jul 17 2006 vim
- Regan Heath (6/8) Jul 17 2006 Textpad. I mostly just write small things, nothing that would require a ...
- Mike Parker (2/7) Jul 17 2006 Crimson Editor. I tend to use it for most everything except Java these d...
- Derek Parnell (9/12) Jul 18 2006 Crimson Editor. But I'll move to Emerald Editor when it's released (
- Bruno Medeiros (7/12) Jul 18 2006 I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects.
- Mike Parker (2/13) Jul 18 2006 For D, Build surpasses any other option. I gave up Make for it long ago.
- Bruno Medeiros (5/18) Jul 18 2006 I do use Build with Ant (as would with others).
- jcc7 (4/19) Jul 18 2006 Is that kind of like using Make with SCons?
- Bruno Medeiros (8/29) Jul 18 2006 Yes, I use Derek Parnell's Build with Apache Ant (and Eclipse's support
- Brad Anderson (5/10) Jul 18 2006 emacs
- pragma (7/10) Jul 18 2006 I'm in the Crimson Editor camp with the rest of the guys. I also use Sc...
- Lars Ivar Igesund (6/11) Jul 18 2006 I use both, vim and gvim.
- =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= (4/5) Jul 18 2006 Text editor, Make, CVS... It's damp here in the cave, too :-)
- Ary Manzana (5/10) Jul 19 2006 I use PsPad. Before that I used Crimson Editor, but I needed to develop
- Lucas Goss (4/5) Jul 19 2006 GEdit; shell scripts using Build to compile (I always forget command
- Andrei Khropov (1/1) Jul 20 2006 Thanks all for you replies!
- Tom S (4/7) Jul 20 2006 gVim - Windows and Linux, quick edits
- Carlos Santander (5/10) Jul 21 2006 Eclipse + Blackbird (Mac and Linux), although I've been trying Smultron ...
- Unknown W. Brackets (6/12) Jul 21 2006 I use Visual Studio .NET 2003 with Dave Sieber's language service (somew...
- Ant (3/8) Jul 21 2006 I use leds.
- Sean Kelly (4/8) Jul 23 2006 UltraEdit. It does syntax hilighting, and I love the features. If
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- Fredrik Olsson (3/7) Aug 31 2006 Xcode for projects with more than 1 file. SubEthaEdit for quick tests.
- Hengky H (1/1) Sep 02 2006 i use dcode
Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds? -- AKhropov --
Jul 17 2006
"Andrei Khropov" <andkhropov nospam_mtu-net.ru> wrote in message news:e9ghpc$ngh$1 digitaldaemon.com...Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?I just use ConTEXT, which is Windows-only, but it's quite a nice editor. Using ConTEXT's macro keys with some batch files, I don't feel like I miss much from an IDE. I do dip into VS6 to debug programs, however. It's so easy - compile the EXE with debug info on, then just load it into VS6 and hit F10. It'll step through source, show locals, and everything. Of course, arrays and classes don't show up right, but..
Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?Poseidon is a pretty decent editor, and with a little bit of maturing it could become a great D editor. Pro's 1) Easily navigate through project files and easily set up projects 2) Good Syntax highlighting 3) Support for build 4) Basic code completion Con's 1) Windows only until DWT is ported to GTK 2) Code completion could be better Why not try them all out for yourself, though?
Jul 17 2006
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Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?EditPlus It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
Jul 17 2006
BCS wrote:Andrei Khropov wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same. What strategy did you use? I think mine should be evident: Before: X _pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp After: X _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnnHello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?EditPlus It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
Aug 20 2006
nobody wrote:BCS wrote:1> set a field of one "+" followed by lots of "*" 2> find+replace first "*" to "_" 3> reformat so that all lines are the same length with that "_" at the end of the first line a> find+remove \n b> find last "_" c> insert \n d> [up][end][down][return][repeat] the "_" are prime I did it up through about 10kAndrei Khropov wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same. What strategy did you use? I think mine should be evident: Before: X _pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp After: X _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnnHello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?EditPlus It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
Aug 21 2006
BCS wrote:nobody wrote:Thanks for the reply. Sorry it took me so long to notice it. I might just have to look into EditPlus to see how other macros systems work. If you are interested in another challenge then you can try running a DFA on an input string. You might also try running a PDA on an input string. If you still want more of a challenge then perhaps you should try running either a dual stack PDA on an input string or just go for the Turing machine. I only had the patience to work my way up to the PDA. I have always planned to come back and try it again sometime. Might try again soon.BCS wrote:1> set a field of one "+" followed by lots of "*" 2> find+replace first "*" to "_" 3> reformat so that all lines are the same length with that "_" at the end of the first line a> find+remove \n b> find last "_" c> insert \n d> [up][end][down][return][repeat] the "_" are prime I did it up through about 10kAndrei Khropov wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same. What strategy did you use? I think mine should be evident: Before: X _pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp After: X _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnnHello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?EditPlus It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
Aug 24 2006
nobody wrote:BCS wrote:actually the macroing was limited to [alt]+1 [alt]+2 (repeat until eof) [alt]+3 repeat from top it really doesn't' have much logic ability to it, but if you are willing to do some typing, you can automate a lot of stuff. Another text editor I use is PCwrite (c1980). With repeat-forever macros and macroed copy/past to and from the find and replace you can get a lot done.nobody wrote:Thanks for the reply. Sorry it took me so long to notice it. I might just have to look into EditPlus to see how other macros systems work. If you are interested in another challenge then you can try running a DFA on an input string. You might also try running a PDA on an input string. If you still want more of a challenge then perhaps you should try running either a dual stack PDA on an input string or just go for the Turing machine. I only had the patience to work my way up to the PDA. I have always planned to come back and try it again sometime. Might try again soon.BCS wrote:1> set a field of one "+" followed by lots of "*" 2> find+replace first "*" to "_" 3> reformat so that all lines are the same length with that "_" at the end of the first line a> find+remove \n b> find last "_" c> insert \n d> [up][end][down][return][repeat] the "_" are prime I did it up through about 10kAndrei Khropov wrote:Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same. What strategy did you use? I think mine should be evident: Before: X _pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp After: X _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnnHello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?EditPlus It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
Aug 24 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?Crimson Editor
Jul 17 2006
David Medlock wrote:Andrei Khropov wrote:I meant Crimson Editor + DManager, of course. I eat my own dog food, LOL.Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?Crimson Editor
Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?vim in Linux, and gvim in Windows. -- Kirk McDonald Pyd: Wrapping Python with D http://dsource.org/projects/pyd/wiki
Jul 17 2006
www.vim.org works with every language and if you know it - you love it. e.g.: - automatic indention - text based completition - project manager with 'project'-plugin. - build button with automatic jumping to error position. - D highlightning - available for Linux & Windows Frank
Jul 17 2006
Kirk McDonald says...Andrei Khropov wrote:ditto here...Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?vim in Linux, and gvim in Windows.
Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?For single D files, I use dcode. For projects, I use Posiedon.
Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?emacs -- ~John Demme me teqdruid.com http://www.teqdruid.com/
Jul 17 2006
In article <e9ghpc$ngh$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andrei Khropov says...Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?I've tried to view D with many editors. Most allow the me to provide a custom keyword list, but few can be configured to understand D's nested comments. I used to use JFE most of the time, but it's D support is just a C lexer with a custom list of keywords. These days, I guess I usually use the D-customized version of SciTE from http://wiki.dprogramming.com/SciTE/HomePage. It's great how it even recognizes D's nested comments.How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I've never used VSpluginD. I've used Poseidon a little. I think it was fine, but SciTE works well for me. If leds were available for Windows, I'd try it out, but I don't think a function Windows version of leds has ever been released. (Sorry, Ant, if I'm wrong about that.) I suspect leds if a good option for GTK+/Linux, though. If that's your platform, I'd suggest you try it out. jcc7
Jul 17 2006
jcc7 wrote:If leds were available for Windows, I'd try it out, but I don't think a function Windows version of leds has ever been released. (Sorry, Ant, if I'm wrong about that.) I suspect leds if a good option for GTK+/Linux, though. If that's your platform, I'd suggest you try it out.You're right. but I just installed VMWare... maybe if don't have to reboot to develop on windows... :) Ant
Jul 21 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?vim
Jul 17 2006
On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:35:40 +0000 (UTC), Andrei Khropov <andkhropov nospam_mtu-net.ru> wrote:I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?Textpad. I mostly just write small things, nothing that would require a larger project oriented editor.How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?No idea sorry. Regan
Jul 17 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?Crimson Editor. I tend to use it for most everything except Java these days.
Jul 17 2006
On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 17:35:40 +0000 (UTC), Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?Crimson Editor. But I'll move to Emerald Editor when it's released ( http://www.emeraldeditor.com/ ) -- Derek (skype: derek.j.parnell) Melbourne, Australia "Down with mediocrity!" 18/07/2006 5:13:14 PM
Jul 18 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects. I'm currently dissatisfied with the Ant build speed so I'll be looking for something else eventually (maybe Make or SConS?) -- Bruno Medeiros - CS/E student http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?BrunoMedeiros#D
Jul 18 2006
Bruno Medeiros wrote:Andrei Khropov wrote:For D, Build surpasses any other option. I gave up Make for it long ago.Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects. I'm currently dissatisfied with the Ant build speed so I'll be looking for something else eventually (maybe Make or SConS?)
Jul 18 2006
Mike Parker wrote:Bruno Medeiros wrote:I do use Build with Ant (as would with others). -- Bruno Medeiros - CS/E student http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?BrunoMedeiros#DAndrei Khropov wrote:For D, Build surpasses any other option. I gave up Make for it long ago.Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects. I'm currently dissatisfied with the Ant build speed so I'll be looking for something else eventually (maybe Make or SConS?)
Jul 18 2006
In article <e9jdl6$1q8c$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Bruno Medeiros says...Mike Parker wrote:Is that kind of like using Make with SCons? (Are we talking about the same Build [http://www.dsource.org/projects/build]?) jcc7Bruno Medeiros wrote:I do use Build with Ant (as would with others).Andrei Khropov wrote:For D, Build surpasses any other option. I gave up Make for it long ago.Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects. I'm currently dissatisfied with the Ant build speed so I'll be looking for something else eventually (maybe Make or SConS?)
Jul 18 2006
jcc7 wrote:In article <e9jdl6$1q8c$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Bruno Medeiros says...No.Mike Parker wrote:Is that kind of like using Make with SCons?Bruno Medeiros wrote:I do use Build with Ant (as would with others).Andrei Khropov wrote:For D, Build surpasses any other option. I gave up Make for it long ago.Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use Eclipse + Blackbird + and an Ant build file to build projects. I'm currently dissatisfied with the Ant build speed so I'll be looking for something else eventually (maybe Make or SConS?)(Are we talking about the same Build [http://www.dsource.org/projects/build]?) jcc7Yes, I use Derek Parnell's Build with Apache Ant (and Eclipse's support for that). The Ant script calls DP's Build, while also doing some other stuff (not much). -- Bruno Medeiros - CS/E student http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?BrunoMedeiros#D
Jul 18 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?emacs (with d-mode and d-lint, although I have more luck with the former than the latter) BA
Jul 18 2006
In article <e9ghpc$ngh$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andrei Khropov says...Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?I'm in the Crimson Editor camp with the rest of the guys. I also use SciTE on Linux, when I'm using my laptop. Both are lightweight, easy to configure and best of all: free as in beer.How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I have no clue, sorry. I've seen enough posts and screenshots to suggest that all three are at least a "minimally usable beta", but beyond that I don't know. - EricAnderton at yahoo
Jul 18 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use both, vim and gvim. -- Lars Ivar Igesund blog at http://larsivi.net DSource & #D: larsivi
Jul 18 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?Text editor, Make, CVS... It's damp here in the cave, too :-) --anders PS. I *want* to be using the new Code::Blocks IDE, eventually.
Jul 18 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use PsPad. Before that I used Crimson Editor, but I needed to develop a unicode aware application, and Crismon Editor dosen't handle Unicode well enough. Ary
Jul 19 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?GEdit; shell scripts using Build to compile (I always forget command line arguments). Lucas
Jul 19 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?gVim - Windows and Linux, quick edits Elephant - Windows, projects Kate - Linux, projects
Jul 20 2006
Andrei Khropov escribió:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?Eclipse + Blackbird (Mac and Linux), although I've been trying Smultron (Mac) recently. For debugging, GDB. -- Carlos Santander Bernal
Jul 21 2006
I use Visual Studio .NET 2003 with Dave Sieber's language service (somewhat customized.) It doesn't get everything right and I end up having to modify it often with language changes, but I'm used to Visual Studio... I also use ConTEXT. -[Unknown] In article <e9ghpc$ngh$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Andrei Khropov says...Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds? -- AKhropov --
Jul 21 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?I use leds. Ant
Jul 21 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?UltraEdit. It does syntax hilighting, and I love the features. If there were a good D mode for emacs I might use that as well. Sean
Jul 23 2006
Andrei Khropov wrote:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?<snip> TextPad. I wonder when they're finally going to release a version that can syntax-highlight D properly.... Stewart. -- -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 3.1 GCS/M d- s:- C++ a->--- UB P+ L E W++ N+++ o K- w++ O? M V? PS- PE- Y? PGP- t- 5? X? R b DI? D G e++++ h-- r-- !y ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------ My e-mail is valid but not my primary mailbox. Please keep replies on the 'group where everyone may benefit.
Jul 23 2006
Andrei Khropov skrev:Hello all, I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?Xcode for projects with more than 1 file. SubEthaEdit for quick tests. // Fredrik
Aug 31 2006