IDE for newLISP

[Sunburned Surveyor]

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">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]

[HPW]

I use either the newlisp-TK IDE or my favorite editor Ultraedit.

Ultraedit does parentheses matching, syntax highlighting and code completition and other goodies.

[tom]

Slime mode for emacs is for use with the common lisps, but could be modified to talk to newlisp.  We should try.



:-)

[Sunburned Surveyor]

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">http://phpeclipse.de/tiki-index.php?pag ... clipse+3.x">http://phpeclipse.de/tiki-index.php?page=PHPeclipse+installation+for+Eclipse+3.x

[Tim Johnson]

Slime mode for emacs is for use with the common lisps, but could be modified to talk to newlisp.  We should try.



:-)

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