[haiku] Re: [haiku-development] Re: New Haiku IDE
- From: Zenja Solaja <solaja@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 13:54:57 +1000
Hi Caitlin. It's excellent to see more Haiku native apps, and from my first
"play" (30 minutes according to stat meter) I can see that you've spent
quite some time polishing the product. It's the little things which annoy
us to no end (eg. open/save panel not remembering last directory) which
you've actually taken the time to implement correctly. I can see that
you've payed a lot of attention to detail and a have given the product tons
of polish - I'm amazed at what you've accomplished - well done. The
sprinkled messages (some of them Haikus) are an excellent touch.
Some initial observations:
- when you open too many files (tabs), even though you can navigate to
non-visible tabs with ALT-TAB, you cannot see the tab label
- only native c/c++ datatypes are highlighted, while other keywords are not
highlighted (switch, case, for, if ...)
And some feature requests:
- hierarchical resource lists (eg. source files). The project I'm working
on has over 400 source files, and I'd really love to access them from an
IDE.
- makefile + jamfile wizard.
- a few sample projects would be nice. I managed to figure it out, but some
users might give up too easily.
BTW - I understand Caitlin is proud to announce his project, but shouldn't
this be posted to the general haiku mailing list (not haiku-development).
I've taken the liberty of moving this topic to that list.
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 12:08 PM, Caitlin Shaw <rogueeve@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
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>> Try signing up using instructions found here ->
>> http://ports.haiku-files.org/wiki/JoinHaikuPorts#JoinHaikuPorts
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> I got it; it's up on this page http://ports.haiku-files.org/wiki/Downloads.
> Not sure if that is the right place, but it's where I got my copy of SDL
> originally.
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