what editor/IDE do you use to write D code? (page 4)

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

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 > >-- >

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

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

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.

BCS wrote: > 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!!) 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 _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnn

nobody wrote: > BCS wrote: > >> 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!!) > > > 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 > _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnn 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] 4> set the last char on all lines after #1 to "+" (s/.$/+/) 5> repeat from #2 untill no "*" remain the "_" are prime I did it up through about 10k

BCS wrote: > nobody wrote: >> BCS wrote: >> >>> 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!!) >> >> >> 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 >> _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnn > > > > 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] > > 4> set the last char on all lines after #1 to "+" (s/.$/+/) > > 5> repeat from #2 untill no "*" remain > > the "_" are prime > > > I did it up through about 10k 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.

August 24, 2006

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nobody wrote:
> BCS wrote:
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>> nobody wrote:
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>>> BCS wrote:
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>>>> Andrei Khropov wrote:
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>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I just wonder what editor/IDE do you use to write D code?
>>>>> How mature are VSpluginD, Poseidon, leds?
>>>>>
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>>>> EditPlus
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>>>> It's marco ability is good enough to implement the Sieve of Eratosthenes. (Man do I have to mutch time on my hands!!)
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>>> Thanks for the suggestion. I used TextPad to do the same.
>>> What strategy did you use? I think mine should be evident:
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>>> Before:
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>>> X
>>> _pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
>>>
>>>
>>> After:
>>>                                                 X
>>> _ppnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnpnnnpnnnnnpnpnnnnnpnnnpnpnnnpnn
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>> 1> set a field of one "+" followed by lots of "*"
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>> 2> find+replace first "*" to "_"
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>> 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]
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>> 4> set the last char on all lines after #1 to "+"   (s/.$/+/)
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>> 5> repeat from #2 untill no "*" remain
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>> the "_" are prime
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>> I did it up through about 10k
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> 
> 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.


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.

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