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Does sublime text 2 work well with CL or Haskell?
by batgaijin 14y ago
Does sublime text 2 work well with CL or Haskell?
- shriphani 14y agoI tried using it with Clojure (FWIW) and I really disliked the REPL's style (maybe I am too used to Emacs here). I have since decided to use Sublime Text for Python, LaTeX, C, C++ (it really shines there) and Emacs for Racket and Clojure (I don't use it so much).
- jewbacca 14y agoI use it to write Haskell. The syntax highlighting screws up the first line of multiline record declarations. Out of the box, it can't run a Hoogle search or launch GHCI like TextMate did. It's definitely not a fully-featured Haskell IDE, but it's a usable basic editor. Depending on what you're used to, it may or not be adequate. I switched because I liked the default color theme better (... I mean... because TextMate was being abandoned).
- jfb 14y agoNo idea, but trying to write lisp in anything other than Emacs/SLIME seems like an exercise in purest madness.