Netbeans E Language support

["Marcelo D. Ré"-2]

Hi all!

    I'm new with E-Lang but wan't to use it in a project. Since I read
that E doesn't have an IDE, I create a first basic language support in
NetBeans. Currently it have syntax highlight, brace completion, and the
run command in the contex menu and in a button on the Build bar.
    Now I'am working in the syntax check and navigator support. I wan't
to know if there are somebody interesting in the project.
    I post the code at http://code.google.com/p/nbe-lang/

    Marcelo

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[Mark Miller-2]

On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 1:06 PM, "Marcelo D. Ré" <marcelo.re@...> wrote:
>    I'm new with E-Lang but wan't to use it in a project. Since I read
> that E doesn't have an IDE, I create a first basic language support in
> NetBeans. Currently it have syntax highlight, brace completion, and the
> run command in the contex menu and in a button on the Build bar.
>    Now I'am working in the syntax check and navigator support. I wan't
> to know if there are somebody interesting in the project.
>    I post the code at http://code.google.com/p/nbe-lang/

Hi Marcelo, thanks for doing this!

I have never used NetBeans myself. Might you be interested in
developing such a plugin for Eclipse instead?


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["Marcelo D. Ré"-2]

Mark Miller escribió:

On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 1:06 PM, "Marcelo D. Ré" marcelo.re@... wrote:
  

   I'm new with E-Lang but wan't to use it in a project. Since I read
that E doesn't have an IDE, I create a first basic language support in
NetBeans. Currently it have syntax highlight, brace completion, and the
run command in the contex menu and in a button on the Build bar.
   Now I'am working in the syntax check and navigator support. I wan't
to know if there are somebody interesting in the project.
   I post the code at http://code.google.com/p/nbe-lang/
    

Hi Marcelo, thanks for doing this!

I have never used NetBeans myself. Might you be interested in
developing such a plugin for Eclipse instead?


  

Hi Mark

    Sorry but I use NetBeans at work, and I not know to much about Eclipse. When finish the plugin for NetBeans may be I'll look if it too dificult to make it again for Eclipse.

    Marcelo


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[Toby Murray-4]

On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 22:00 -0300, "Marcelo D. Ré" wrote:
> Hi Mark
>
>     Sorry but I use NetBeans at work, and I not know to much about Eclipse. When finish the plugin for NetBeans may be I'll look if it too dificult to make it again for Eclipse.
>

Both the Eclipse and NetBeans platforms are implemented in Java, right?
Hence, in either case, I wonder how much time one could save by reusing
parts of the existing E-on-Java implementation, particularly the parser
etc. in plug-ins for either platform. Just a thought.
 
Toby

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Toby Murray escribió:

On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 22:00 -0300, "Marcelo D. Ré" wrote:
  

Hi Mark

    Sorry but I use NetBeans at work, and I not know to much about Eclipse. When finish the plugin for NetBeans may be I'll look if it too dificult to make it again for Eclipse.

    

Both the Eclipse and NetBeans platforms are implemented in Java, right?
Hence, in either case, I wonder how much time one could save by reusing
parts of the existing E-on-Java implementation, particularly the parser
etc. in plug-ins for either platform. Just a thought.
 
Toby

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Hi all

    Yes, both are implemented in Java but the way each implement plug-ins are diferent. Particulary, NetBeans have and easy way to do this but support only LL(1) grammars. So actually, I'am translating the ANTLR gramar that I found in e.y to an LL(1) Schielman grammar. I hope to finish it soon. Last night I start to find what about eclipse to see if I could do the same, but it is not my platform. I prefere NetBeans (NetBeans rock!! :D )

    Marcelo


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