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So, this will be the Emacs Lisp of IntelliJ?

• lapusta 12y ago
  It's written in Nemerle, that runs on top of CLR. I believe it's targeted to .NET, VisualStudio & Resharper audience.
  • S4M 12y ago
    I don't see how that is addressing my point. Emacs Lisp is the scripting language of Emacs, and you can use it to build AST to deal with syntax highlighting and autocompletions amongst other. And that's what Nitra is intended for, and it doesn't matter that it is written in Nemerle.
    • lapusta 12y ago
      IntelliJ platform runs on top of JVM, Nitra runs on top of CLR.