xDE based on Eclipse

Development Environment for Octave

A coworker has developed an editor for Matlab. Now he is thinking about to
port this to Octave. The editor is a plug-in for Eclipse and so a lot of
programming features like syntax highlight online-code-check debugging mode
and so on are available.
The question now is if anyone else is doing something similar. If yes, he
won't port his plug-in to Octave. If no, an Octave-Development-Environment
will be available soon.
Thanks for review ans ansers.

Michael D. Schmid

[Leif S.]

 <michaelschmid1 <at> bluewin.ch> writes:

>
> Development Environment for Octave
>
> A coworker has developed an editor for Matlab. Now he is thinking about to
> port this to Octave. The editor is a plug-in for Eclipse and so a lot of
> programming features like syntax highlight online-code-check debugging mode
> and so on are available.
> The question now is if anyone else is doing something similar. If yes, he
> won't port his plug-in to Octave. If no, an Octave-Development-Environment
> will be available soon.
> Thanks for review ans ansers.
>
> Michael D. Schmid
>
>

I really like this idea!
The Eclipse IDE as a base and octave/gnuplot/... as extentions has to be a real
killer application!
Has this coworker of yours put his work out as an open source project somewhere?

Regards
Leif Suonvieri
Sweden

[dhbabey]

Agreed!!!

I think that that is a great idea, and would be a huge benefit to the Octave project!!!

-=Abe

michaelschmid1 wrote:

Development Environment for Octave

A coworker has developed an editor for Matlab. Now he is thinking about to
port this to Octave. The editor is a plug-in for Eclipse and so a lot of
programming features like syntax highlight online-code-check debugging mode
and so on are available.
The question now is if anyone else is doing something similar. If yes, he
won't port his plug-in to Octave. If no, an Octave-Development-Environment
will be available soon.
Thanks for review ans ansers.

Michael D. Schmid