Good IDE...
What is the best (FREE) IDE you guys have seen?
I use the JDK 1.2.2 to compile my programs, but jumping back and forth from notepad to a DOS prompt (or batch files). I have seen a few that support JDK, but they wanted $$$ and I have none.
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How does Emacs work on a Win32 platform?
I thought it was UNIX only. Anyway, I have heard you can get emacs to do some crazy stuff but I don''t know how.
When I do use linux I usually use gnotepad+.
I thought it was UNIX only. Anyway, I have heard you can get emacs to do some crazy stuff but I don''t know how.
When I do use linux I usually use gnotepad+.
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Well I heard a program or utility named CygWin that will let you run emacs on Win32. I haven''t bothered with it mainly because I have Linux on my laptop anyways and emacs worked fine right off the installation
As far as actually making it do ''crazy'' stuff I''m certain you can. It''s just that I''m still at the point where I know just enough about macros and regular expressions to be dangerous nothing more. I did buy a Lisp (emacs meta-languauge is based closely off of LISP) book to help me out with the syntax, but it would take a good amount of time (which I don''t have at the momement) to read through and understand.
I actually bought the book because I want to write a code-completion module for emacs someday. Would you believe there are no code-completion modules for emacs (oops I am supposed to be supporting emacs ) that are free. So, sometime in the future I might sit myself down and learn some Lisp syntax and then complete it for everyone''s benefit. Yeah right :-)
joeG
As far as actually making it do ''crazy'' stuff I''m certain you can. It''s just that I''m still at the point where I know just enough about macros and regular expressions to be dangerous nothing more. I did buy a Lisp (emacs meta-languauge is based closely off of LISP) book to help me out with the syntax, but it would take a good amount of time (which I don''t have at the momement) to read through and understand.
I actually bought the book because I want to write a code-completion module for emacs someday. Would you believe there are no code-completion modules for emacs (oops I am supposed to be supporting emacs ) that are free. So, sometime in the future I might sit myself down and learn some Lisp syntax and then complete it for everyone''s benefit. Yeah right :-)
joeG
joeG
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