Jim,

are you on a Mac, Win or Linux?

I'm on a Mac and beside TextMate I use BBEdit and sometimes Aptana. None of
which is really ideal for qooxdoo and Javascript development, so keep your
ideas coming  ;-)

andy


On 24.01.09 00:09, "Jim Hunter" <[email protected]> wrote:

> After using Spket for just a few minutes I went and purchased it. The
> laguage support for qooxdoo is excellent (.8 only). And compared to Aptana,
> it is much faster and can handle larger files. I have a file that is over
> 100K and Aptana has a lot of difficulty with it, Spket handled it just fine.
> And there seems to be a few more things you can change in the JavaScript
> formatting that Aptana doesn't have. Namely, I can configure it to NOT
> indent block comments. With Aptana, all my #require statements got indented
> if I did an auto-format (Ctrl-Shft-F) thus rendering them useless. I was
> able to configure Spket to not do that so I don't have a fear of breaking an
> #require statement if I format the code. This one feature alone was worth
> the price of admintion.
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Siarhei Barysiuk <[email protected]>wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I tried Spket as Eclipse plugin on Mac. It has a really good
>> autocompletion support.
>> Does Aptana have some plugins which bring autocompletion for qooxdoo?
>> Didn't see any.
>> 
>> Siarhei
>> 
>> On Jan 23, 2009, at 10:52 PM, Roman Schmid wrote:
>> 
>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> Thanks, Marco. It's good to hear you are getting into qooxdoo
>>>> development :).
>>>> 
>>>> There are probably other people on the list more qualified to answer,
>>>> but here are a few hints:
>>>> 
>>>> * You probably already spotted the wiki page about tools?!
>>>> (http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.8/development_tools)
>>>> * I don't know the exact status of QXDT, but last time I checked it
>>>> was
>>>> pretty much a work in progress.
>>>> * Aptana is quite good, and available as both an Eclipse plugin and
>>>> stand-alone.
>>>> * There is this Eclipse-based IDE "Spket", which actually has
>>>> dedicated
>>>> qooxdoo support.
>>> 
>>> Hello
>>> 
>>> I'm using Eclipse as well (OS X here).
>>> At first I used the QXDT (and JSDT) Plugin but i didn't found it to be
>>> that useful. The Aptana Plugin for eclipse (or standalone, if you
>>> prefer) has a very nice JavaScript editor IMHO. It doesn't show
>>> inherited methods and properties of the qooxdoo class system, but
>>> other
>>> than that it's very powerful.
>>> 
>>> Together with the PHP Developer tools, Subclipse plugin and all the
>>> other neat stuff eclipse has to offer, this is hard to beat.
>>> 
>>> Never heard of "Spket" though. Just had a look at their website... i
>>> guess i'll give it a try sometime :)
>>> 
>>> Cheers - Roman
>>> 
>>> 
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