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I've still not been able to get Rust to work with work in IntellJ or Eclipse. I've not tried Atom but that doesn't support "Projects" or "Solutions" in the way
by gravypod 10y ago
I've still not been able to get Rust to work with work in IntellJ or Eclipse. I've not tried Atom but that doesn't support "Projects" or "Solutions" in the way I'd like. From what I understand there is no "go" button.
- steveklabnik 10y agoHave you tried https://intellij-rust.github.io/ https://intellij-rust.github.io/ and http://rustdt.github.io/ http://rustdt.github.io/ ? If they don't work, I'm sure their maintainers would appreciate bug reports.
- tupshin 10y agorustdt has been my daily rust environment for months. has some warts, but mostly just works
- mmstick 10y agoAtom does support Projects. The left panel is where you add your projects, which is created via cargo and has integration within Atom. You can hide the projects panel by pressing Ctrl + '\'. There's an integrated terminal if you install the tokamak terminal. I'm not sure what you mean by a 'go' button though.