OK, two quick questions:

I know this has been discussed already, but at 10,300 messages and counting, this group is getting hard to search! I know that some people created some language definition files so D could be written in various editors, (with pretty syntax highlighting.) could somebody please tell me where I could find them? I would be happy using just about any editor. (save maybe vim) A link on either digitalmars.com or opend.org would be a huge help.

My other question is, do objects in D automatically inherit from type Object like java?

Thanks,
-Jon

Jonathan Andrew wrote:
> OK, two quick questions:
> 
> I know this has been discussed already, but at 10,300 messages and counting,
> this group is getting hard to search! I know that some people created some
> language definition files so D could be written in various editors, (with
> pretty syntax highlighting.) could somebody please tell me where I could find
> them? I would be happy using just about any editor. (save maybe vim) A link on
> either digitalmars.com or opend.org would be a huge help.

I made mine in CREdit within a few minutes, the manual contains the list of kewords somewhere, and you also need to enter a couple of tiny things. It's easy you'll see.

Time to fix up a full IDE, I guess.

> 
> My other question is, do objects in D automatically inherit from type Object
> like java?

Yes (rtm!), and this "Object" can already do a number of kool things!
Take a look at object.d of phobos source.

> 
> Thanks,
> -Jon
> 
> 


BTW, D is very flexible. You can write it even in your mail editor:

/+
                      /''::;..
                     /       ':.
                    /   /-.    \\
                   /   //  :    |:
                  /   //  .:   //
                 /   //  .:   /'
                /   /L.:'   :'
               /         _.''
              /____::===''
             '''''
+/

:>

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> Jonathan Andrew wrote:
> > OK, two quick questions:
> >
> > I know this has been discussed already, but at 10,300 messages and
counting,
> > this group is getting hard to search! I know that some people created
some
> > language definition files so D could be written in various editors,
(with
> > pretty syntax highlighting.) could somebody please tell me where I could
find
> > them? I would be happy using just about any editor. (save maybe vim) A
link on
> > either digitalmars.com or opend.org would be a huge help.
>
> I made mine in CREdit within a few minutes, the manual contains the list of kewords somewhere, and you also need to enter a couple of tiny things. It's easy you'll see.
>
> Time to fix up a full IDE, I guess.
>

DEdit is an editor written in D available somewhere at www.opend.org [snip]


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Jonathan Andrew wrote:
> OK, two quick questions:
> 
> I know this has been discussed already, but at 10,300 messages and counting,
> this group is getting hard to search! I know that some people created some
> language definition files so D could be written in various editors, (with
> pretty syntax highlighting.) could somebody please tell me where I could find
> them? I would be happy using just about any editor. (save maybe vim) A link on
> either digitalmars.com or opend.org would be a huge help.

Although you are not interested in vim, there is a vim syntax file at
www.vim.org (in case you like to take an interest :-)

Jason

>I made mine in CREdit within a few minutes, the manual contains the list of kewords somewhere, and you also need to enter a couple of tiny things. It's easy you'll see.
>
>Time to fix up a full IDE, I guess.
>

Argghh... me doing work wasn't supposed to be the answer! =)
In any case, I whipped up (well, modified) a D keyword file for the
Scintilla/SciTE editor, its a pretty nice editor if you guys haven't checked
it out (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html). The keyword file is attached if
anybody wants it. You might want to edit the global properties of SciTE also
so the language support is available from the menu.

-Jon

>> 
>> My other question is, do objects in D automatically inherit from type Object like java?
>
>Yes (rtm!), and this "Object" can already do a number of kool things! Take a look at object.d of phobos source.
>
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> -Jon
>> 
>> 
>
>
>BTW, D is very flexible. You can write it even in your mail editor:
>
>/+
>                       /''::;..
>                      /       ':.
>                     /   /-.    \\
>                    /   //  :    |:
>                   /   //  .:   //
>                  /   //  .:   /'
>                 /   /L.:'   :'
>                /         _.''
>               /____::===''
>              '''''
>+/
>
>:>
>