I don't have a great solution, but it is a small improvement that at least
helps me. I use TextMate 2 and have made these additions to the standard
julia bundle: https://github.com/ordovician/Julia.tmbundle
I have added a run and a evaluate command. The run command will open a
terminal window and evaluate my current file. The evaluate command will
copy paste currently selected code into the terminal window. Nothing
magical but it saves me some keyboard clicks copying code, then switching
to terminal and hitting paste. Instead I just do Command+E.
I tried Julia Studio too, but I think that might be the wrong way to go. It
is just too lacking in regular editor features. I believe it would be
better to try to make good plugins for editors such as sublime text and
textmate.
> Currently I use sublime text and a terminal. I have a file which I want to
> run each time I make some changes. At the moment, I just go to the terminal
> and type 'include("MyFile.jl")' each time I want to test the program.
> Is there a better way of doing things?
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