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BDE 1.0 Beta 1 for Windows
May 18, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 20, 2010
theambient
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 21, 2010
theambient
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 21, 2010
theambient
May 21, 2010
Matthias Pleh
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 21, 2010
Matthias Pleh
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 21, 2010
Matthias Pleh
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 23, 2010
theambient
May 21, 2010
Matthias Pleh
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 21, 2010
Matthias Pleh
May 21, 2010
Alex Makhotin
May 18, 2010
Hello,

The Windows version is ready for beta test.
It's unstable and tested to run on Windows 7 only.
Any previous Windows version may work also(except document browser, crashes on Windows 7 beta or Windows XP).

There are no new features, except some fixed bugs, comparing
to the previously released Linux version.

Should now autodetect DMD and GDB from the $PATH.
However, debugging isn't working due to 'not in executable format'
error from GDB on mingw on Windows.
Fixed some of the mentioned text editor missing features(keywords, comments, syntax highlight).
By the way, for now only tabs supported for indenting.
The source autoformat tool will be released in the next beta.

The download link is on the following page
(including readme file)
http://bitprox.com/en/download.html

Please, try it.
I would like to listen for your opinion.
Thank you.


-- 
Alex Makhotin,
the founder of BITPROX,
http://bitprox.com
May 20, 2010
Is it proprientary? 

--
Ruslan Mullakhmetov 
May 21, 2010
theambient wrote:
> Is it proprientary?
> -- 
> Ruslan Mullakhmetov

Hi, Ruslan.

Yes, the source is closed.



-- 
Alex Makhotin,
the founder of BITPROX,
http://bitprox.com
May 21, 2010
So, I got two questions on top:
   (i)  is it free? (seems to be not cause I saw words "30 day trial")
   (ii) why source is closed?

And another one question what gui library did you use?

-- 
Ruslan Mullakhmetov

"Alex Makhotin" <alex@bitprox.com> сообщил(а) в новостях следующее:ht4qr4$1g4r$1@digitalmars.com...
> theambient wrote:
>> Is it proprientary?
>> -- 
>> Ruslan Mullakhmetov
>
> Hi, Ruslan.
>
> Yes, the source is closed.
>
>
>
> -- 
> Alex Makhotin,
> the founder of BITPROX,
> http://bitprox.com 

May 21, 2010
Hi, Ruslan.

theambient wrote:
> So, I got two questions on top:
>    (i)  is it free? (seems to be not cause I saw words "30 day trial")

No, it's not free. Will cease working after trial period of 30 days.
You can read the readme_ru.txt file on the download link for more information. It is in Russian language, and in English as well.

>    (ii) why source is closed?
You can find the License Agreement in the download package.
You can read the license_ru.txt file in Russian language, and in English as well.
It doesn't say anywhere that the source is in public domain.

> 
> And another one question what gui library did you use?
> 
wxWidgets with wxD wrapper library.


Thank you for your interest in the BITPROX Development Environment.


-- 
Alex Makhotin,
the founder of BITPROX,
http://bitprox.com
May 21, 2010
Am 18.05.2010 16:42, schrieb Alex Makhotin:
> Hello,
>
> The Windows version is ready for beta test.
> It's unstable and tested to run on Windows 7 only.
> Any previous Windows version may work also(except document browser,
> crashes on Windows 7 beta or Windows XP).
>
> There are no new features, except some fixed bugs, comparing
> to the previously released Linux version.
>
> Should now autodetect DMD and GDB from the $PATH.
> However, debugging isn't working due to 'not in executable format'
> error from GDB on mingw on Windows.
> Fixed some of the mentioned text editor missing features(keywords,
> comments, syntax highlight).
> By the way, for now only tabs supported for indenting.
> The source autoformat tool will be released in the next beta.
>
> The download link is on the following page
> (including readme file)
> http://bitprox.com/en/download.html
>
> Please, try it.
> I would like to listen for your opinion.
> Thank you.
>
>


It works great for me. I had not problem to set up a project and compile. I just noticed two points:
- create own folder for new projects
- use relative paths everywhere (eg. output-directory)
  this way the project doesn't break, when you relocate the project
- would be cool, if we also could include the ddbg-debugger (http://ddbg.mainia.de/releases.html) ?


> wxWidgets with wxD wrapper library.
does this mean, the IDE is written in D?  --> cool :)

greets
Matthias
May 21, 2010
Hi, Matthias.

Matthias Pleh wrote:
>  It works great for me. I had not problem to set up a project and compile. I just noticed two points:
> - create own folder for new projects

I'm sorry, didn't understand.
Did you mean it should not create a sub folder for a project or I should make this an option?
Because it really creates a subdirectory for new every new project.

> - use relative paths everywhere (eg. output-directory)
>   this way the project doesn't break, when you relocate the project

It supposed to work...
Thank you for reporting, output directory relative path is not working properly for me also, will fix this in the next beta revision.

> - would be cool, if we also could include the ddbg-debugger (http://ddbg.mainia.de/releases.html) ?

OK, I will check it, looks like it's on Windows only.
May be the solution if it works with D2, because I was considering
cv2pdb, which unfortunately depends on Microsoft's code and I don't know if I have the right to redistribute it.
Is ddbg-debugger still maintained or abandoned?

> 
> 
>  > wxWidgets with wxD wrapper library.
> does this mean, the IDE is written in D?  --> cool :)
> 

Yes, written with the D programming language.

Thank you very much, I appreciate that.
I'm working on bringing the next revision release.


-- 
Alex Makhotin,
the founder of BITPROX,
http://bitprox.com
May 21, 2010
Am 21.05.2010 22:13, schrieb Alex Makhotin:

>
> I'm sorry, didn't understand.
> Did you mean it should not create a sub folder for a project or I should
> make this an option?
> Because it really creates a subdirectory for new every new project.

Sorry, that's my fault. It really creates a subdirectory for new projects.


>
>> - would be cool, if we also could include the ddbg-debugger
>> (http://ddbg.mainia.de/releases.html) ?
>
> OK, I will check it, looks like it's on Windows only.
> May be the solution if it works with D2, because I was considering
> cv2pdb, which unfortunately depends on Microsoft's code and I don't know
> if I have the right to redistribute it.
> Is ddbg-debugger still maintained or abandoned?
>

Unfortunatly it's abandoned.
But it has an option to set the interface to GDB-mode (-cli=gdb), so you may not change the code to integrate the debugger, and it would help, until the support for gdb is finished!!
I have tried to set the debugger-command to ddbg -cli=gdb  => but the IDE adds an .exe suffix to the command...



May 21, 2010
thanks....may be it is good that there is COMMERCIAL ide which will show corresponding quality and support  (like well-known MSVS)

I think, good IDE could essentially attract attention to d lang.

--
Ruslan Mullakhmetov

"Alex Makhotin" <alex@bitprox.com> сообщил(а) в новостях следующее:ht6mge$236f$1@digitalmars.com...
> Hi, Ruslan.
>
> theambient wrote:
>> So, I got two questions on top:
>>    (i)  is it free? (seems to be not cause I saw words "30 day trial")
>
> No, it's not free. Will cease working after trial period of 30 days.
> You can read the readme_ru.txt file on the download link for more information. It is in Russian language, and in English as well.
>
>>    (ii) why source is closed?
> You can find the License Agreement in the download package.
> You can read the license_ru.txt file in Russian language, and in English as well.
> It doesn't say anywhere that the source is in public domain.
>
>>
>> And another one question what gui library did you use?
>>
> wxWidgets with wxD wrapper library.
>
>
> Thank you for your interest in the BITPROX Development Environment.
>
>
> -- 
> Alex Makhotin,
> the founder of BITPROX,
> http://bitprox.com 

May 21, 2010
Am 21.05.2010 23:02, schrieb theambient:
> thanks....may be it is good that there is COMMERCIAL ide which will show
> corresponding quality and support (like well-known MSVS)
>
> I think, good IDE could essentially attract attention to d lang.
>
> --
> Ruslan Mullakhmetov
>


I think, there is a need for both, commercial and Open Source, to attract more attention to the d programming language!

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