Re: IDE

[Riccardo Mottola]

Hi,

ProjectCenter + editor.
I like project center (you must use the CVS version, not the last 
release) and does about everything quite well, but the internal editor 
has several things I miss, thus I use it only for small edits. But it is 
very convenient with setting up the project properties, makefiles, etc!

To actually "code" I use an external editor.
My editor of choice is GVim! Although both NEdit and Emacs have their 
advantages. Emacs for example has a quite good obj-c mode which follows 
effortlessly the gnu coding standard, so ti is the editor I use when I 
work on "core" stuff of gnustep. I found it the least path of resistance 
in this case.

I hope things will improve in ProjectCenter... I do not ask for so much 
and I hope it will remain a simple application. I loved ProjectBuilder, 
dislike the first Xcode a bit and the newer Xcode gets the more a mess 
it is...

Riccardo


Marko Riedel wrote:
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> Dear friends,
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> an acquaintance of mine with many years of experience in programming and
> system administration would like to try to develop with GNUstep. He does
> not like Emacs, however, and was not impressed with ProjectCenter. Hence
> I'd like to ask the people on this list: what IDE and what editor do you
> use to develop for GNUstep?
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> Thanks ever so much!
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> Regards,
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> Marko Riedel
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