digitalmars.D.ide - NetBeans
- JC (7/7) May 06 2009 I am considering trying NetBeans for all of my development. I have been ...
- Chris Mueller (6/15) May 16 2009 Hio,
- Ellery Newcomer (2/12) May 18 2009 Nice. How comprehensive do you plan on getting?
- Chris Mueller (35/48) May 18 2009 The result of my thesis should be a starting point for an
- Paul D. Anderson (6/6) Jun 23 2009 Looking for info on NetBeans and D, I was surprised to find this
- Ellery Newcomer (4/13) Jun 23 2009 I think that was BLS (?)
- Paul D. Anderson (5/21) Jun 24 2009 Put me down for one of those willing to assist in getting NetBeans suppo...
- Ary Borenszweig (3/26) Jun 24 2009 If somebody is going to get NetBeans support for D s/he should be free
I am considering trying NetBeans for all of my development. I have been using Eclipse, but have found that I am only using it because of its project interface and its language highlight support (which sometimes doesn't work). This brings me to my question: I know that NetBeans will work for PHP and C++, the other two languages I use, but is there a way to get it to work with D? Thanks, JC
May 06 2009
Hio, i'm tyring to develop currently a D-Plugin for NetBeans for my bachelor thesis. It should be possible to get support for D. NetBeans Framework give much help to implement the gui for an IDE and provides different interfaces for Syntax-Highlighting, Code-Completion and of course for defining the project structure. But it's of course much work to get the flexibility and different features which are in other popular IDEs are already integrated (and efficiency, performance is also always discussed about java-based IDEs especially for projects with many packages and modules). I'm currently in the beginning. At the moment i'm defining the project structure on the filesystem and on the gui. Here's a small snapshot: http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/4481/testi.png :) JC Wrote:I am considering trying NetBeans for all of my development. I have been using Eclipse, but have found that I am only using it because of its project interface and its language highlight support (which sometimes doesn't work). This brings me to my question: I know that NetBeans will work for PHP and C++, the other two languages I use, but is there a way to get it to work with D? Thanks, JC
May 16 2009
Chris Mueller wrote:Hio, i'm tyring to develop currently a D-Plugin for NetBeans for my bachelor thesis. It should be possible to get support for D. NetBeans Framework give much help to implement the gui for an IDE and provides different interfaces for Syntax-Highlighting, Code-Completion and of course for defining the project structure. But it's of course much work to get the flexibility and different features which are in other popular IDEs are already integrated (and efficiency, performance is also always discussed about java-based IDEs especially for projects with many packages and modules). I'm currently in the beginning. At the moment i'm defining the project structure on the filesystem and on the gui. Here's a small snapshot: http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/4481/testi.png :)Nice. How comprehensive do you plan on getting?
May 18 2009
The result of my thesis should be a starting point for an Open-Source-Project. I'm planing to create a small basic system which provides functionalities for developing small D projects, but can be extended later with all wished features an IDE should have. It should have a defined project structure to manage source code, packages, libraries and project specific properties. Build process for compilation, running and linking should be delegated to a Buildsystem like make or maybe even ant. Of course, DSSS is also an option. I'm also a supporter for an ide-independant project-type, Output should be buildable via the buildsystem without the ide as well. But I try to keep it also useable without having great knowledge about configuring build files. (I see it more an extension point for users, who want to have more control about the build process or even deployment. Maintaining the build file can be handled by IDE itself). For the Code Editor i'm aiming to get syntax highlighting and Indentation, and maybe other features when i'll still have time in the end. For syntax highlighting i also got the idea to define the context-free grammer and make use of some different java parser and lexer generators. Will be probably a little difficult because what i know the specification of the current status of the language is only located in the source code of the dmd compiler. But maybe it's also a good starting point to formalize it. It's still open whether D1 or D2 will be used. Library support is focused on static libs for now. (Dynamic libs is in my opinion a little too complex for the thesis, especially it's handled differently on each plattform and linker. Should be added later) Profiling, Code-Completion, Refactoring is currently not part of it, because i want to focus first on the basics and the thesis takes only 3 months. Maybe i'll accomplish usage of the interfaces for debugging in NetBeans but it also depends on the buildsystem, which must be implemented first :) Let's see ... Ideas, Issues, Wishes, Opinions are always welcome :) Chris Ellery Newcomer schrieb:Chris Mueller wrote:Hio, i'm tyring to develop currently a D-Plugin for NetBeans for my bachelor thesis. It should be possible to get support for D. NetBeans Framework give much help to implement the gui for an IDE and provides different interfaces for Syntax-Highlighting, Code-Completion and of course for defining the project structure. But it's of course much work to get the flexibility and different features which are in other popular IDEs are already integrated (and efficiency, performance is also always discussed about java-based IDEs especially for projects with many packages and modules). I'm currently in the beginning. At the moment i'm defining the project structure on the filesystem and on the gui. Here's a small snapshot: http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/4481/testi.png :)Nice. How comprehensive do you plan on getting?
May 18 2009
Looking for info on NetBeans and D, I was surprised to find this interview dated 18 months ago. http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/interview_author_of_d_programmi ng Did the NetBeans editor ever get built? Is it available? Paul
Jun 23 2009
Paul D. Anderson wrote:Looking for info on NetBeans and D, I was surprised to find this interview dated 18 months ago. http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/interview_author_of_d_programmi ng Did the NetBeans editor ever get built? Is it available? PaulI think that was BLS (?) And the answer is no, it didn't. Chris, where are you? Can I email you?
Jun 23 2009
Ellery Newcomer Wrote:Paul D. Anderson wrote:Put me down for one of those willing to assist in getting NetBeans support for D. I see that the NetBeans 6.7 (in early release stage) no longer supports the Schliemann project, having consolidated language support into a Parsing API. There is a wiki page for new language support for the new process: http://wiki.netbeans.org/New_Language_Support_TutorialDevelopment_Version PaulLooking for info on NetBeans and D, I was surprised to find this interview dated 18 months ago. http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/interview_author_of_d_programmi ng Did the NetBeans editor ever get built? Is it available? PaulI think that was BLS (?) And the answer is no, it didn't. Chris, where are you? Can I email you?
Jun 24 2009
Ary Borenszweig <ary esperanto.org.ar> Paul D. Anderson wrote:Ellery Newcomer Wrote:If somebody is going to get NetBeans support for D s/he should be free to use Descent's code, which has the lexer, parser, semantic analysis, etc.Paul D. Anderson wrote:Put me down for one of those willing to assist in getting NetBeans support for D. I see that the NetBeans 6.7 (in early release stage) no longer supports the Schliemann project, having consolidated language support into a Parsing API. There is a wiki page for new language support for the new process: http://wiki.netbeans.org/New_Language_Support_TutorialDevelopment_VersionLooking for info on NetBeans and D, I was surprised to find this interview dated 18 months ago. http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/interview_author_of_d_programmi ng Did the NetBeans editor ever get built? Is it available? PaulI think that was BLS (?) And the answer is no, it didn't. Chris, where are you? Can I email you?
Jun 24 2009