Hi all,
I try to answer some questions/feedback comments:
@All:
Many thanks for the feedback.
@Ric Sherlock:
Sorry for the missing hint that the "convert/json" add-on has to be
installed.
I have always all the add-ons installed, so I never miss one ;-)
@Bill Lam:
It seems, you have a bin32 and bin64 folder, isn't it?
Please take a look at line 62-64 of qjide.py.
You may edit these lines so they match your J installation (for now).
I will keep that in mind for a next release of qjide.
As of March, 8th 2013, there are two parts:
- The IDE (runtime): qjide_20130308.zip
- The Source Code: qjide_source_20130308.zip
Please take a look at the wiki page.
I have successfully unzipped qjide_20130308.zip using the unzip command on
Linux (Ubuntu 10.04, unzip version 6.00).
It's my intention to add some features, if time permits.
I cannot specify any time frame for that now.
To make it part of the JAL or not, is up to the community
and feedback I receive ;-)
@All:
It looks like some people seems to be a little concerned about another J
IDE.
For me, there were two goals, to create it:
1. I wanted to see whether it is possible or not, to create a J IDE
using the Qooxdoo AJAX framework.
2. Each major J release (since J6) changed the GUI toolkit:
J6: wd
J7: gtk
J8: qt (wd again, but somewhat different from J6)
J9: ???
Please correct me, if I'm wrong.
I have a lot of J programs which are based on GUI functionality.
So I had to rewrite the GUI part for each major release.
There's nothing wrong about that, but I would love to have a
J GUI toolkit that survives some major releases ;-)
Please keep in mind, that nobody is urged to use qjide.
It's a personal experiment, and I like to share it with the community.
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