On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 04:29:01PM +1100, Arunava Sen wrote:
> i usually just use vim and console tools when coding. but i was
> wondering if there are any good IDEs out there. i know of Code
> Crusader/source navigator etc. but can anyone share their experiences
> with any of these IDEs?
get xemacs (at least version 21)
M-x jde
class browser, easy links to javadoc, click to compile, click to
debug, etc, etc
will work on windows or any unix. can even use gtk with the new(ish)
xemacs/gtk port (so jeff/raster can still have their themes).
(why do people keep using anything other than xemacs
(for non-trivial tasks) ?)
(slight aside: everyone should try M-x speedbar
its a directory/file browser, except that you can also click on
*many* types of file and see/jump to "interesting sections" in the
file. eg: functions for c, sections for LaTeX, etc)
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