Thanks Filip. I wish I had time to look into it. I've listed it as a possible student project. So far no takers.
-- Russ
On 10/20/05, Filip Konvička <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW: Oz is a research project and not a commercial product. You are
> most welcome to contribute to the development of the language or its
> IDE (e.g. to write a Eclipse plugin).
As for Eclipse plugin development, I have found an interesting (at least
for me) FAQ at
http://www.awprofessional.com/articles/article.asp?p=370625&seqNum=17&rl=1
Not that I do not like emacs (or vi), but I think that it is a pain for
newcomers... especially those with Java background would greatly
appreciate Eclipse integration. The key functions that I think the IDE
would need are syntax highlighting, indentation and build.
I understand that the emacs-based OPI brings some good things, but since
the debugger support is poor/broken, I don't see any special features
that I would miss if the above plugin was available. I think that
Eclipse integration that supports just the key features described above
would be great for everyone and yet quite easy to develop.
Cheers,
Filip
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