I never receive any errors...
May you could give me the trace log and the error message - that would help a
lot...
> Your Idea isn't so bad, but why should a programmer translate his complete
> project into another language? I mean, when I've chosen Java, then I want
> to make Java:) and NOT D or C#...
D1 to D2 I can fathom
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> Dimitar Kolev Wrote:
>
> > Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> >
> > > Problem solved!!! I looked a bit around and there is written that I can
> > > search for these files in a custom directory! That sounds much better...
> >
> > Is it updated? Can we already download the new upd
A little note:
Target filename without extension does not work properly.
When you are creating a new project and mess up in the project name and hit
backspace the "Target filename without extension" does not change.
davidl Wrote:
> �� Mon, 27 Jul 2009 08:01:13 +0800��BLS
> �:
>
> > Alexander Bothe wrote:
> >> Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but
> >> I'm still working on it!
> >> Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
> >> May someone of you cou
Dimitar Kolev Wrote:
> Alexander Bothe Wrote:
>
> > Problem solved!!! I looked a bit around and there is written that I can
> > search for these files in a custom directory! That sounds much better...
>
> Is it updated? Can we already download the new updates?
>
> :)
>
> Glad we are going to
在 Mon, 27 Jul 2009 08:01:13 +0800，BLS 写道:
Alexander Bothe wrote:
Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but
I'm still working on it!
Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
May someone of you could try it and say if it's working or not...
http://www.ale
Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 6:51 PM, Stewart Gordon wrote:
Alexander Bothe wrote:
http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
I presume there's going to be some documentation sometime soon?
Requirements are only Windows with Framework v2
Any particular framework?
Oh don't
Alexander Bothe wrote:
Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but I'm
still working on it!
Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
May someone of you could try it and say if it's working or not...
http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
Requirements are only
On Sun, Jul 26, 2009 at 6:51 PM, Stewart Gordon wrote:
> Alexander Bothe wrote:
>
>>
>> http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
>
> I presume there's going to be some documentation sometime soon?
>
>> Requirements are only Windows with Framework v2
>
> Any particular framework?
Oh don't be intention
Alexander Bothe wrote:
http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
I presume there's going to be some documentation sometime soon?
Requirements are only Windows with Framework v2
Any particular framework?
And do you have any plan to release the source?
Stewart.
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> Problem solved!!! I looked a bit around and there is written that I can
> search for these files in a custom directory! That sounds much better...
Is it updated? Can we already download the new updates?
:)
Glad we are going to have one file of those in one directory.
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> Problem solved!!! I looked a bit around and there is written that I can
> search for these files in a custom directory! That sounds much better...
OK I've done it! Now the xshd files are parsed whereever your project is!
Problem solved!!! I looked a bit around and there is written that I can search
for these files in a custom directory! That sounds much better...
Dimitar Kolev Wrote:
> Alexander Bothe Wrote:
>
> > Great! OK let's see what I can do...the problem is that I cannot specify
> > the path to the D.xshd explicitly...
>
> How about when you create a new project just pasting the file automatically
> there.
>
> I do not care if the file is there
Great! OK let's see what I can do...the problem is that I cannot specify the
path to the D.xshd explicitly...
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> I added a style definition file for *.rc files now...may you could try a rc
> file first - I hope it works there...
>
> I also tested the D-IDE on my second PC on which Win XP runs - it works all
> well including the highlighting of D sources...
>
> mmmmay it's the
No, the D-IDE.exe and all the other files are situated in my VS.NET Projects
directory
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> I added a style definition file for *.rc files now...may you could try a rc
> file first - I hope it works there...
>
> I also tested the D-IDE on my second PC on which Win XP runs - it works all
> well including the highlighting of D sources...
>
> mmmmay it's the
I added a style definition file for *.rc files now...may you could try a rc
file first - I hope it works there...
I also tested the D-IDE on my second PC on which Win XP runs - it works all
well including the highlighting of D sources...
mmmmay it's the thing with shells "current directory"
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> OK I made the things with the compilers and build-tools as flexible as I
> could...now you can type the specific compiler executable and their arguments
> in the settings dialog...
>
> What do you mean with colors? The editor is based on the #develop editor - I
> just
And you're sure that the "D.xshd" is really in the directory where the
D-IDE.exe is?
For testing purposes, I renamed the "D.xshd" to "D.xshd_" - All highlighting
was gone...I think that this must be the only reason...
Alexander Bothe escribió:
OK I added the missing "D.xshd" to the zip...may it works now:)
I get an exception when trying to open a project or file:
ICSharpCode.TextEditor.Document.HighlightingDefinitionInvalidException:
Can't load highlighting definition .\D.xshd (file not found)!
en
ICSh
OK I added the missing "D.xshd" to the zip...may it works now:)
To the parsing procedure:
If you have a framework...like Phobos (I don't know if Tango will work)...you
can add its base directory to the so called "parsing directories". Now, D-IDE
will read every module's structure in the whole d
Alexander Bothe escribió:
OK I made the things with the compilers and build-tools as flexible as I
could...now you can type the specific compiler executable and their arguments
in the settings dialog...
What do you mean with colors? The editor is based on the #develop editor - I
just added a
OK I made the things with the compilers and build-tools as flexible as I
could...now you can type the specific compiler executable and their arguments
in the settings dialog...
What do you mean with colors? The editor is based on the #develop editor - I
just added a support for D syntax and D k
First,
Thank you for your answers and for your ideas!
I know there is still much to do but I'll do my best!
Alexander Bothe Wrote:
> Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but I'm
> still working on it!
>
> Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
>
> May someone of you could try it and say if it's working or not...
>
> http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
>
> Req
Alexander Bothe escribió:
Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but I'm
still working on it!
Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
May someone of you could try it and say if it's working or not...
http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
Requirements are on
Hey guys, I created a Windows-IDE for D! I know, It's not the best but I'm
still working on it!
Now there is a fully auto completion supported!
May someone of you could try it and say if it's working or not...
http://www.alexanderbothe.com/?id=27
Requirements are only Windows with Framework v2
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