On 30/03/17 16:48, Bill Page wrote:
I have been playing with defining a language package for atom to
provide syntax highlighting and other edit functions for spad. I have
a few simple things working. Is anyone else interested in using atom
this way? Does anyone have more experience with doing this sort of
thing in atom? I think it could eventually provide a good modern
alternative to emacs mode.
I am curious, what are the pros and cons of using a hackable editor to
do this rather than an IDE as Peter Broadbery is doing:
https://github.com/pbroadbery/aldor-eclipse
https://github.com/pbroadbery/aldor-idea-plugin
I am guessing that an editor is easier to start with but an IDE would
ultimately be more powerful, is this guess correct?
Martin B
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