"Jacob Carlborg" <doob@me.com> wrote in message news:gsapdv$2466$1@digitalmars.com...
> Saaa wrote:
>> Also, is it possible to add a button/menu item to (list of thinngs I miss from Poseidon)
>>
>> 1. back up a project to a specified folder
>> 2. open cmd at project folder
>> 3. open explorer at project folder
>> 4. more keyword specific highlighting (It looks too bland atm  :P )
>>
>>
>
> 1-3. If those are available in Eclipse then I'm pretty sure you can bind them to whatever key you like. I suggest looking at some Eclipse documentation.

I haven't found these in eclipse yet. But I think I'll just make them myself
as external tools
I did find that it needs a plug-in to have a 'save all' button : (
Btw, selecting 'build before launch' actually saves everyting before running
bud or any other custom tool.

>
> 4. No, I don't think so, there was some talk about it though.

On Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:18:06 +0200, Stefan Rohe wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> in hope that this is not a dead newsgroup and to prevent it from being
> deleted :-)
> IDE's are quite important for programming languages.

It certainly is for Java. I find things like this ...

protected final String decodeNonEmptyOctetStringOnSecondBitAsUtf8String()
                         throws FastInfosetException, IOException
{
    decodeNonEmptyOctetStringOnSecondBitAsUtf8CharArray();
    return new String(_charBuffer, 0, _charBufferLength);
}

and that is a ridiculous amount of keyboarding to do.

> what tools are you using for D?

I use a decent text editor with no more tools than colorization of text and good searching facilities, combined with Bud and the command line.

I haven't found the need for the extra tools/features that an IDE provides when coding in D.

However, I concede that a lot of people tend to rely on those.

-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
skype: derek.j.parnell

Stefan Rohe wrote:
> So which IDE's do u use for develop in D?

try to use Emacs+YASnippet+CMake