Hi Lorenzo, Many thanks for your post.
Can you publish anything which may help to use Harbour with Eclipse the way you do it? F.e. to me the way you use it would be just perfect. (the only new thing would be using hbmk2 instead of your custom solution, but I guess, this is achievable in some ways) IMO if there are any files or settings involved we may upload them to SVN directly or create some docs with instructions. Brgds, Viktor On 2009 Nov 17, at 07:46, Lorenzo Fiorini wrote: > On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 3:53 PM, Viktor Szakáts <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Question: Does anybody have some experiences on language >> integration into Eclipse? > > As you know, I use Eclipse/C-C++ with Harbour in Linux/OSX/Windows and > lately I moved from mercurial to git. > I've tried to use a syntax colorer plugin but I found it problematic > and I removed it. > Actually I use prgs with "C editor". Not perfect but good enough. I've > changed the format of Harbour's error messages to be the same of gcc > to have the error description directly in the source editor. > Also after Przemyslaw .d management addition working with > Eclipse/Harbour is much like using an interpreter: if you start the > app inside Eclipse it rebuilds it if necessary and also it looks at > the related projects so what you do is edit and run. > > The real pluses of Eclipse are the support of almost every technology > like XML, JS, Php, SQL, project managements ( TODOs, tasks ) and since > it's used in many courses of CS so it's easier to start with a new > employee but I'm not sure about the support of C compilers like bcc or > msvc. > > Add support to a language require Java programming, since it's not > only about syntax but also profiling, searching and so on. > There are some resources about it. There is also a Dynamic Language > ToolKit DLTK that's used to create ide's for dinamic languages like > PHP, scheme ( see the doc ). I'm not sure if Harbour fit in this > paradigma. > > Personally I'm not interested in hbide ( even the much larger PHP > community has moved to Eclipse ) or to add Harbour support to Eclipse. > Of course it'll be nice to have it but I think we have not enough > resources for this. > > As you said we need more things like GUI, SQL, XML, Web integration ( > Apache module ). > IMHO as it is Harbour is only useful for ex Clipper developers that > have a lot of CUI code to maintain. > The IDE is the last problem I see. > > best regards, > Lorenzo > _______________________________________________ > Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) > [email protected] > http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
