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And what about people who program in C, C++, perl, python, erlang? How is that useful to them?
by adharmad 17y ago
And what about people who program in C, C++, perl, python, erlang? How is that useful to them?
- twopoint718 17y agoOr a new programming language that we haven't even heard of. Emacs (and Vi(m)) will typically have a programming editing mode long before v 1.0 of the lang comes out (c.f. clojure-mode)
- GeneralMaximus 17y agoThe Haskell folks actually recommend you use Emacs for all your editing needs. The Emacs Haskell mode is supposed to be awesome (I've never used it, since I use Vim). Extending Emacs or Vim to work seamlessly with your programming language is, IMO, a much smarter move than building an IDE from scratch.
- gaius 17y agoLeksah is the Haskell IDE http://leksah.org/ http://leksah.org/
- GeneralMaximus 17y ago> ... runs on any platform where GTK+, gtk2hs and GHC can be installed ... That's the problem. GTK doesn't work very well on the Mac, and (AFAIK) there's no GTK+ on Haiku. OTOH, Emacs works perfectly on both platforms :)