On Monday, 19 August 2013 at 17:59:13 UTC, David wrote:
Lumen
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Lumen is a KTextEditor autocompletion plugin for the D
programming
language, which works e.g. in Kate or KDevelop, based on the DCD
autocompletion server.
Lumen: https://github.com/Dav1dde/lumen
DCD: https://github.com/Hackerpilot/DCD
With this Plugin KDevelop finally evolves to the most awesome D
IDE out
there (as DCD improves). You've got autocompletion(, semantic
analysis,
something I want to add to DCD overtime) and an amazing GDB
integration,
which works for D out of the be box!
Would be great if some of you could test it, it should work
flawlessly.
TODO (lumen only):
* Add include-paths UI
* Get rid of dcd-client and implement its functionallity in
pure C++
TODO (as DCD progresses):
* "Best matches", e.g. `void foo(int x);` when completing
`foo(`
display every local/function which returns an integer in a "best
matches" group
* Sorting by inheritance
* Sorting by scopes
This is awesome. I've tried KDevelop recently and good D support
might make me consider using it instead of Vim (especially if Vim
mode improves further).
Is it viable, in longer-term future, to have features similar to
what KDevelop
can do for C++? (semantic highlighting, esp. the color variation
based on similarity of variable names, automatic creation of a
stub of a nonexistent function based on a function call, etc.).
