On Thursday, 2 March 2017 at 12:42:00 UTC, Russel Winder wrote:
On Tue, 2017-02-28 at 17:09 +0000, berni via
Digitalmars-d-learn wrote:
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I do not have an immediate answer, but…
CLion requires CMake, with CMake-D in a fit state we could use
CLion with D – albeit very rough and ready way, at least
initially. I am sure the DLanguage IDEA plugin can be made to
work with CLion. If this combination can be made to work at
all, then it can be improved over time.
Personally I am now at the stage that without an IDE I don't
start a project using that language. The important IDEs are
JetBrains family and Eclipse. Anything else is niche or an also
ran. At least currently.
I am about to not use D for a new project because C++, Rust and
Go have good IDEs. And I am an Emacs person. I guess I will
have to join Emacs Anonymous as I do not use it any more except
for LaTeX and AsciiDoc files. OK I use the Emacs bindings in
the IDEs obviously.
Unless the combination I proposed actually works. I will give
it a go.
While it's true that they have better IDE's, I often find IDE's
too bulky so I often end up using Atom or something similar with
cmd plugins in which way it kinda acts like an IDE. Only thing
that sucks using editors like that is debugging, but generally
it's not a big deal to just run the code in an IDE and then debug
it.
