Naja IDE
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 1:35 amI thought I would kick off a new discussion thread with the proper subject.
For reference: http://cobraide.codeplex.com/
First, thanks for starting this! Next, here is some constructive feedback followed by some questions:
After "hg clone", I didn't see a build.bat or build.cmd. I recommend adding one.
I would like an option to preserve tabs instead of replacing them with 4 spaces.
If I open my "test.cobra" and run it, it works fine, except that the I/O window collapses and hides the output.
Maybe "Process Exited" in I/O could give the exit code.
When I tried Solution > Save As, it took the filename I first gave it, but then it immediately brought up another Save As dialog. When I clicked Cancel, it complained about an empty path.
In File > Open, there is no choice for "All files (*.*)" or similar.
In the source code, instead of:
It's shorter and more object-oriented.
Questions:
Qios looks interesting. I hadn't heard of it before. What's the story behind it? I didn't find much on their site about their history or where it came from.
At http://codeplex.codeplex.com/license the license is listed as "Custom License". Is there a reason one of the standard ones was not sufficient? What do you think of using BSD or MIT?
Thanks.
For reference: http://cobraide.codeplex.com/
First, thanks for starting this! Next, here is some constructive feedback followed by some questions:
After "hg clone", I didn't see a build.bat or build.cmd. I recommend adding one.
I would like an option to preserve tabs instead of replacing them with 4 spaces.
If I open my "test.cobra" and run it, it works fine, except that the I/O window collapses and hides the output.
Maybe "Process Exited" in I/O could give the exit code.
When I tried Solution > Save As, it took the filename I first gave it, but then it immediately brought up another Save As dialog. When I clicked Cancel, it complained about an empty path.
In File > Open, there is no choice for "All files (*.*)" or similar.
In the source code, instead of:
fileArgs = String.join(" ", curProj.files.toArray) to !
# you can write:
fileArgs = curProj.files.join(' ')
It's shorter and more object-oriented.
Questions:
Qios looks interesting. I hadn't heard of it before. What's the story behind it? I didn't find much on their site about their history or where it came from.
At http://codeplex.codeplex.com/license the license is listed as "Custom License". Is there a reason one of the standard ones was not sufficient? What do you think of using BSD or MIT?
Thanks.