David Wang Wrote:
> ============== > My understanding is that Code::Blocks only supports code > completion for D because their fuzzy C++ parser can sometimes > parse D successfully, and that they don't plan to support D > directly. Has this changed? > ============== > > Acturally everytime when CodeBlocks parses D will be failed. :( > > And for there is no code developer of CodeBlocks using and familar > with D Language, so the support for D will stop here and there's > no further plan in a time. > > (CodeBlocks was written in C++ with wxWidgets libraries.) > > So, I made a personal decision that I'll start to learn C++ > language (I only knows a littel bit C Language :) ), and when I > achive the providing patches level, I'll try to submit patches to > Codeblocks core develop team to improve the D Language support. > > I think the biggest problem in CodeBlocks for D Language now is > the 'Code Completion' problem. > > I've communicated with them, and I got the feedback as bellow: > > ********** > There are two major parts of CC(Code Completion), the first part > (we say part A) was collecting tags. we use the parser class and > other helper classes(all the code was under parser- subfolder as > you said) to analyze all the source code, then we store all the > tags(some times, we call Tokens). > > The second part( we say Part B) was doing the completion and other > UI tips( eg, when the mouse hover on some ids, there is a function > tip or when you enter some text, then there is a completion list > prompt below your caret), it need to resolve the current code > statement syntax. > > Currently CC's code is quite mixing. So, if you want to implement > a D language, you need to implement a part A for D language, and > only modify some code in Part B. > ********** > > So, if someone be kindly and have the ability to modify the > CodeBlocks source code (svn checkout > http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/codeblocks/trunk), will be a > great help in extending D's IDE for cross-platform area. > (CodeBlocks supports Linux, Windows, OS X, FreeBSD, etc.) > > > > Best reagards. > David. Which version of C::B do you mean support d2 complier?I use C::B svn 7040 but it failed to compile a test d2 program following instructioin your provided in the link.Nothing happened to C::B,no compiler found. I don't know y.
