What's your favorite tool for Rebol coding under MacOSX ?
[1/25] from: Karim::elfounas::easybraine::com at: 15-Nov-2007 16:17
Hello,
I have a Mac since some years (Mac Mini) but it was a complementary
computer (at start for testing a MacOSX version of rebol which never
came out in final release).
Now I completely switched (for other reasons than REBOL ;-) )and my
main computer is a brand new MacBook Pro with Leopard instead of my
Acer TravelMate with WinXP.
I have a license of TextMate and I use Eclipse for other developments.
I mainly used Crimson Editor with WinXP but TextMate is very
different and has no Rebol syntax highlight by default.
I discovered also other text editors (Textwrangler, Jedit,...)
I want to ask to other Mac users...
What tool do you use to code Rebol code and why do you prefer this one ?
Is somebody already made a Textmate bundle for Rebol ?
Thanks
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[2/25] from: ale870:gma:il at: 15-Nov-2007 17:45
Hello,
I'm not a MAC user (sorry), but if you can run java, then try JEDIT. It is a
powerful (free) editor, and natively supports Rebol ;-)
I think it is a great choice!
On Nov 15, 2007 4:17 PM, Karim El Founas <Karim.elfounas-easybraine.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a Mac since some years (Mac Mini) but it was a complementary
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[3/25] from: gregg:pointillistic at: 15-Nov-2007 9:59
Hi Karim,
KEF> Is somebody already made a Textmate bundle for Rebol ?
Yes! Will Arp did one, and Chris Ross-Gill added to it (or the other
way around, can't remember). I haven't been able to make the switch
yet, but may in the near future. I tinkered a bit with extending the
bundle the others created, and I'm very impressed with TextMate so
far.
I would like to see the bundle improved, if others want to collaborate
on that.
-- Gregg
[4/25] from: fjouen:free at: 15-Nov-2007 19:14
Hello
I'm using Rebol on Mac OSX and my favorite text editor is
Textwrangler from Bare Bones Software because this editor can
directly execute Rebol code in the terminal.
Best regards
François Jouen (aka LDCI)
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[5/25] from: fergus4:bellatlantic at: 15-Nov-2007 13:29
I go back and forth between windows and Linux. I use Crimson Editor on
Windows and have been happy enough but I have not been able to find an
editor on Linux that I like. I just found wscite which seems ok and runs on
both win and linux.
I quick look at JEdit looks positive.
Is there a simple way to launch the script from the editor?
Alan Macleod
[6/25] from: henrik::webz::dk at: 15-Nov-2007 20:14
On 15/11/2007, at 19.29, Alan wrote:
I use TextMate as well and there is a fairly okay REBOL bundle for
it. I like it because it's very easy to make projects with it by
dragging and dropping a source code folder onto its dock icon.
--
Regards,
Henrik Mikael Kristensen
[7/25] from: GedB:Rushcoding at: 15-Nov-2007 19:35
On Nov 15, 2007 4:59 PM, Gregg Irwin <gregg-pointillistic.com> wrote:
> I would like to see the bundle improved, if others want to collaborate
> on that.
>
> -- Gregg
Any idea where we can get the bundle from?
Is this the type of thing that could be added to DevBase when it goes public?
Ged.
[8/25] from: gregg:pointillistic at: 15-Nov-2007 12:43
Hi Ged,
GB> Any idea where we can get the bundle from?
If Chris or Will don't jump in, I'll see if I can find their links. I
could email you mine as well.
I don't know how, or if, people want to collaborate on it, but I'm
happy to host it on my site, so it's readily available. I'm just short
of time at the moment to do much with it.
GB> Is this the type of thing that could be added to DevBase when it
GB> goes public?
Quite possibly. I think it would be great to have a way to collect
highlighters and other support tool files.
-- Gregg
[9/25] from: brock:kalef:innovapost at: 15-Nov-2007 15:16
Is it not possible to add these files to the Rebol.org library? This
seems to be the best place other than at the text editors site. I know
Textpad provides links to all of the syntax files that have been
uploaded by users... Don't all of these tools do this?
[10/25] from: pwawood:gm:ail at: 15-Nov-2007 17:12
Hi Karim
I tend to use JEdit because I can use it on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows.
It's not the best editor in the world but I do find it works pretty well.
Regards
Peter
On 15/11/2007, Gregg Irwin <gregg-pointillistic.com> wrote:
[11/25] from: carl:cybercraft at: 16-Nov-2007 7:53
Hopefully with R3 this kind of question will become redundant - in that REBOL text handling
will be good enough to write a decent text-editor in REBOL!
-- Carl Read.
On Thursday, 15-Novenber-2007 at 16:17:37 Karim El Founas wrote,
[12/25] from: GedB:Rushcoding at: 16-Nov-2007 7:54
On Nov 16, 2007 3:55 AM, Carl Read <carl-cybercraft.co.nz> wrote:
> Hopefully with R3 this kind of question will become redundant - in that REBOL text
handling will be good enough to write a decent text-editor in REBOL!
>
> -- Carl Read.
>
Oh yes.
Just imagine a text editor that provides access to REBOL the same way
TextMate provides access to the console.
It would be much lighter, and could port easily to many platforms.
Lets hope.
Ged.
[13/25] from: GedB:Rushcoding at: 16-Nov-2007 7:56
On Nov 15, 2007 7:43 PM, Gregg Irwin <gregg-pointillistic.com> wrote:
> I don't know how, or if, people want to collaborate on it, but I'm
> happy to host it on my site, so it's readily available. I'm just short
> of time at the moment to do much with it.
>
Gregg,
Thanks. I'd be grateful if you could email what you have to me.
Regards,
Ged.
[14/25] from: Karim:elfounas:easybraine at: 16-Nov-2007 9:40
Ged Byrne <GedB-Rushcoding.co.uk> a =E9crit :
> On Nov 16, 2007 3:55 AM, Carl Read <carl-cybercraft.co.nz> wrote:
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> It would be much lighter, and could port easily to many platforms.
> Lets hope.
A text editor written on rebol can search into system/words for color
coding and even code insight (objects, function parameters and
refinements,...).
No need to upgrade the editor if a newer version of rebol is released.
Just execute it with the new interpreter.
It could be great !
Thanks for your comments.
I'll go deeper inside Textmate (and insight regular expressions) et
I'll try also Jedit. As I still working a lot on Windows, the fact
that the same editor is available in both OS is a good point for me.
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[15/25] from: fergus4:bellatlantic at: 16-Nov-2007 15:33
Peter,
When you use JEdit is there a way to launch a script from the editor?
Alan Macleod
[16/25] from: pwawood:gma:il at: 17-Nov-2007 4:10
Alan
There is a console plugin for JEdit which gives access to the command line.
I tend to use the GUI terminal application in both Mac OS X and Linux
(Ubuntu) myself.
The JEdit console plugin does have a mechanism for running scripts directly
(Commando), it comes pre-configured to run python and perl but not Rebol. I
haven't looked into what it takes to configure it to run Rebol.
Regards
Peter
On 16/11/2007, Alan <fergus4-bellatlantic.net> wrote:
[17/25] from: fergus4:bellatlantic at: 17-Nov-2007 11:56
Thanks, I had downloaded the console plug in and saw what you are talking
about. I'll have to look at it again.
Alan Macleod
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[18/25] from: maillist:peter:home:se at: 21-Nov-2007 18:39
Peter Wood skrev:
> Hi Karim
>
> I tend to use JEdit because I can use it on Mac OS X, Linux and Windows.
> It's not the best editor in the world but I do find it works pretty well.
For those who use jEdit under Linux, which JVM do you use?
The feature list looks very impressive, but the first experience
was that it was extremely slow on my computer. It's not the most
modern, but I think it's fast for other tasks. It's a AMD AthlonXP
2200+ with 512 Mbyte memory.
I have tested both sun-java5-jre and sun-java6-jre under Debian.
Would it be better to use kaffe with JIT. Or is it possible to
precompile jEdit for my system?
Best regards,
Peter Carlsson
[19/25] from: pwawood:g:mail at: 26-Nov-2007 13:46
Peter
> For those who use jEdit under Linux, which JVM do you use?
> The feature list looks very impressive, but the first experience
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It seems to run okay under Java 5 under Ubuntu on a Pentium 4 1.8ghz
with 768Mbyte.
In fact it seems quite a bit slower on my iBook G3 900mhz with 384Mbyte
under Java 1.4. I'm not sure if that's due ot the processor, the memory
size or the JVM. Probably all three.
Peter
[20/25] from: chris-ross:gill at: 27-Nov-2007 10:59
My link is here:
http://www.ross-gill.com/r/textmate/
I based mine on Will's bundle.
Note: not only can you run Rebol code from TextMate, you can use it to
develop features within the editor -- check the 'Help on Word' and
'Compute Value' commands in the Bundle Editor, for example. You could
quite easily develop a Make-Doc bundle that will convert your document
within the editor at the touch of a hot key.
- Chris
On Nov 15, 2007, at 10:59 AM, Gregg Irwin wrote:
[21/25] from: jf:allie:gmai:l at: 29-Nov-2007 9:28
And now there is the E text editor for Windows that uses Textmate bundles:
http://e-texteditor.com/
jf
2007/11/27, Christopher Ross-Gill <chris-ross-gill.com>:
[22/25] from: gregg:pointillistic at: 29-Nov-2007 14:09
JFA> And now there is the E text editor for Windows that uses Textmate
JFA> bundles: http://e-texteditor.com/
This could be great, but it doesn't seem to like my REBOL bundle,
brought over from the Mac. :(
-- Gregg
[23/25] from: GedB:Rushcoding at: 29-Nov-2007 22:32
Gregg.
Do you have cygwin installed?
Ged.
On Nov 29, 2007 9:09 PM, Gregg Irwin <gregg-pointillistic.com> wrote:
[24/25] from: gregg:pointillistic at: 29-Nov-2007 17:17
Hi Ged,
GB> Do you have cygwin installed?
Yes. At first it didn't show up at all, then it was in the bundle list
with no name, and missing the unsupported bundle bits (like
templates), then E crashed a couple times as I tinkered with the
bundle stuff, then it was gone again. I'll tinker more when I have
time.
-- Gregg
[25/25] from: jf:allie:gmai:l at: 30-Nov-2007 13:24
I just put Chris' bundle in with the others. And it seemed to work fine
until I tried to run my script.
Then I got:
C:\Documents and Settings\jfallie\Application Data\e\tmcmd: line 4: rebol:
command not found
I gess it can't find Rebol, but I have no idea what to do to help it.
jf
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