Re: java ide platform a non java language
- From: "Rhino" <no.offline.contact.please@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 18:17:41 -0500
"falcon" <shahbazc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,expressly designed for the sort of thing you want to do. Since I've never
I know there are at least three java IDE/Platforms which claim to be
very extensible: Eclipse, Netbeans and jEdit. I am thinking of writing
a little IDE for a small, non-mainstream language. Which one of the
existing IDEs is likely to be the easiest to extend? Provide most
functionality for the least effort?
I don't care about the license, and I am looking to provide at least
the following functionality:
- Syntax highlighting (obviously)
- Some sort of library browser
- Intellisense
- Integration with the compiler/interpreter
...the usual 'beyond notepad' type stuff.
Look forward to some good advice, thanks!
From the list you've given, I've only used Eclipse but it seems to be
used them, I wasn't aware that the others even claimed to be extensible so I
can't say if they'd be easier for what you are planning.
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Rhino
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