What 'IDE' do you use

Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io, some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use vi or notepad?
Thanks for any advice,

Robert

On 12-Jun-06, at 2:02 PM, Robert Brandner wrote:

> Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io,
> some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use
> vi or notepad?
> Thanks for any advice,

I personally now use textmate, but not too long ago I used vim.

> Robert

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On 12 Jun 2006, at 11:02 am, Robert Brandner wrote:
> Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io,
> some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use
> vi or notepad?
> Thanks for any advice,

I use SubEthaEdit, but might switch to TextMate if I can figure out
how to configure it properly.

-- Steve

Since I'm on windows, and am not yet proficient with emacs (I am slowly learning it as I don't have a lot of free time to practice), I use SciTE. I had a great io.properties file for it, but have since misplaced it. I think there an io.properties file that comes with the distribution.

Best,
Jared

On 6/12/06, Robert Brandner <gmail.com">robert.brandnergmail.com > wrote:

Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io, some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use vi or notepad?
Thanks for any advice,

Robert

On Jun 12, 2006, at 2:02 PM, Robert Brandner wrote:

> Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io,
> some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use
> vi or notepad?
> Thanks for any advice,

I mostly use TextWrangler when on OS X, which I think has more useful
features than TextMate, including a sane undo. It's also free. For
non-Io editing, such as for Scheme where I need a smarter editor, or
for when I'm not on OS X, I use vim. I cannot imagine why you'd need
an IDE, at least, if the IDE would be anything like what currently
exists in that area. A good solid editor, like vim, coupled with a
solid window manager, like wmii (www.wmii.de), is the way to go in my
opinion. Vim I use because I can find nothing better (I have yet to
experiment much with Sam, et al), but wmii I think is close to perfect.

Sorry for the commas. This email is a mess, but I have not the time
to fix it.

- John

Hello,

Another interesting question would be: are there any usable
pretty-printing tools one could use with io? I tried to create a
code-colorer for SubEthaEdit but it was not very mighty...
Now I use vim, but not long enough to use it for more than plain
editing and make-ing...

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pascal

Thank you, all! I'll try them (unfortunately I cannot try the one with the coolest name, because I don't have a Mac).
Robert

On 6/12/06, Robert Brandner <gmail.com">robert.brandnergmail.com> wrote:

Another beginner's querstion: Is there some IDE out there for Io, some specially adopted or preferrable editor, or do you simply use vi or notepad?
Thanks for any advice,

Robert

Hi Pascal,

On 6/14/06, Pascal Schmitt <funkycodergmail.com> wrote:
&gt; Hello,
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> Another interesting question would be: are there any usable
&gt; pretty-printing tools one could use with io? I tried to create a
> code-colorer for SubEthaEdit but it was not very mighty...
> Now I use vim, but not long enough to use it for more than plain
>; editing and make-ing...

For syntax highlighting see Io/projects/SyntaxHighlighters in darcs or
the distribution tarball.

I propose,

1. We find a way to publize this directory. Time and again people ask
on the mailing list and irc for syntax files for various editors, or
struggle along without them.

2. We have an effort to update an improve the current syntax files.

Jonathan.

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