newLisper's,
Does anyone have an IDE they would recommend for newLISP, or LISP in general. I'm looking for something open source, with things like parentheses matching and bug checking.
Is there a way to get Jabberwocky to work with newLisp?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jabberwocky
Would anyone else be interested in an Eclipse plug-in for newLISP? If so, let me know and perhaps we can get a project going.
The Sunburned Surveyor[/url]
I use either the newlisp-TK IDE or my favorite editor Ultraedit.
Ultraedit does parentheses matching, syntax highlighting and code completition and other goodies.
Slime mode for emacs is for use with the common lisps, but could be modified to talk to newlisp. We should try.
:-)
Thanks for your replies.
I've decided to try building an Eclipse Plug-In for newLisp. Eclispe is an open source IDE from IBM that was built to be extended, so a lot of the core work has been done. All it needs is a little tweaking and customization. The newLisp plug-in will focus on a text editor for newLisp files that features syntax highlighting, code completion, and a structured view of the newLisp file. You will be able to run your newLisp files from within Eclipse using the native newLisp processor or newLispTK. I would also like to integrate Glade and the GTK-Server in the plug-in for newLisp GUIs.
I need to spend some more time working with the newLisp language and GTK-Server befor I start work. If any of you are interested in this project, let me know.
The Sunburned Surveyor
P.S. - This is a similar project built in Eclipse for PHP. It will give you an idea of what we could do for newLisp.
http://phpeclipse.de/tiki-index.php?page=PHPeclipse+installation+for+Eclipse+3.x
Quote from: "tom"
:-)
See my post to newLisp News
"Newlisp editor mode for (X)Emacs - vim too"
I'm using Linux as my main programming platform, but
later this month will be setting up a platform on a Win XP
laptop and will test how this mode works windows on GNU
and X emacs.
tim