Hi Seb, Matt Would be nice (in the end) to have one tool, so if we can agree to build a new cross platform Jaledit I probably can help you out with some items. For example we could a derive some modules from Picshell for advanced users (debugging/unit testing etc) if at least were heading for a python and wxWidget based solution, so Picshell can phase out in the future and we can put all our effort on building one tool (instead of 3 as it is right now) Albert
On Feb 9, 8:01 pm, mattschinkel <[email protected]> wrote: > > > What about making this new editor look and feel like jaledit, but > > > named jaledit 2.0? Would Sunish be ok with this? > > > Why not ? But how different it is from what I'm doing, except the name ? > > (and you were not in favor ?) > > I did not say that I am not in favor. > > The name is important, if the name JalEdit was used, it will be easy > to get others to convert. You know the importance of marketing. > > We should try to get a yes or no answer from Sunish, maybe he will get > on board with you to build a nice IDE. I feel bad however that he has > put so much of his time into the wonderful JalEdit that he has > created. There should be some note about the great work that he has > done within this new IDE if it is to replace jaledit. > > > From what I understand, Scintilla provides framework to deal with code, > > syntax hightlight, etc... It's not an editor on its own. Do you mean "Scite" > > Yes, I ment Scite. > > I agree that PICShell is too complex for basic users, mostly I wish we > could reduce workload. I see other more important tasks that need to > be done such as documentation. Of course I am content with what I > currenlty have to write jal code. > > A "fast" crossplatform jaledit sounds like a great idea to me if it is > possible. Could a bit more research be done? > > Matt. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "jallib" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/jallib?hl=en.
