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I would prefer a cross-platform solution much more... like an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, for example.
by osense 11y ago
I would prefer a cross-platform solution much more... like an IntelliJ IDEA plugin, for example.
- moron4hire 11y agoThis doesn't preclude such a thing
- alimbada 11y agoThere's nothing stopping you from porting the code to a Xamarin Studio add-in.
- tauchunfall 11y agoI think a Visual Studio plugin is a very good start, since the IDE already supports C/C++ and I guess these users are a very important target audience for Rust. There is also a Rust extension for the IntelliJ platform [0]. It supports some basic IDE features, but the last commit was in February. The Rust extension could fit really good to Jetbrains' new C/C++ IDE CLion. [0] https://github.com/Vektah/idea-rust https://github.com/Vektah/idea-rust
- Maken 11y agoThere is Racer https://github.com/phildawes/racer https://github.com/phildawes/racer which pretty much works with any IDE.
- stirno 11y agoOnce we get our plugin repository ready to go, Scrawl [0] will have some support for Rust as well, thanks to some great community projects. Paul did a quick POC today [1] that added autocomplete, go to def and some basic code intel tooltips. [0] https://fluentco.de/ https://fluentco.de/ [1] https://twitter.com/pzumbrun/status/599017886276026369 https://twitter.com/pzumbrun/status/599017886276026369