Hi! On 8 Dec 2008, at 09:59, larpoux wrote: > Last week-end I downloaded and compiled gnustep and etoile on my linux > machine successfully. > Next week-end I will try to have a look on what you did for Smalltalk.
Wonderful. :-) > By the way : what would be a good environment to develop, compile and > debug ? Eclipse ? Pragmatic Smalltalk is different from other dialects in that it's integrated into the Objective-C object system and is a file based programming language, unlike most other Smalltalk dialects. Therefore, there's not an IDE yet. I personally currently use Emacs for editing. There's an Emacs mode for the file-based GNU Smalltalk, which gives you decent highlighting, but it has problems with indentation from time to time. In the long run, an IDE for Pragmatic Smalltalk is planned, which is worked on by Nicolas and Quentin IIRC. I'm just playing around with the AST classes in LanguageKit to build a decent pretty printer, which could be reused in a Pragmatic Smalltalk IDE, similar to the pretty printing capabilities which the Squeak Browser editor has. (Automatic pretty printing of entered source code when saving. Works good and guarantees consistent indentation. :-)) Feel free to play with the source code, it's in /branches/guenther/ SmalltalkSandbox. http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/etoile/branches/guenther/SmalltalkSandbox/ Best regards, Günther _______________________________________________ Etoile-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-dev
