Discussion:
IDEs of March (was Re: Pike in SynWrite)
Chris Angelico
2015-03-14 22:32:50 UTC
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I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.

If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?

ChrisA
H. William Welliver III
2015-03-14 23:39:20 UTC
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I use TextMate (on OS X) with a custom ctags configuration for class/method tagging, and have done a fair bit of work on an Eclipse plugin that some folks use as well.

Bill
Post by Chris Angelico
I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.
If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?
ChrisA
H. William Welliver III
2015-03-15 00:50:14 UTC
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Oh, also forgot to include the link to a list of tools with Pike support. Please feel free to add as you see fit!

http://wiki.gotpike.org/PikeTools <http://wiki.gotpike.org/PikeTools>

Bill
Post by H. William Welliver III
I use TextMate (on OS X) with a custom ctags configuration for class/method tagging, and have done a fair bit of work on an Eclipse plugin that some folks use as well.
Bill
Post by Chris Angelico
I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.
If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?
ChrisA
Pontus Östlund
2015-03-15 02:04:58 UTC
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I use Sublime and i've made a syntax bundle and some auto completion files
for Pike in Sublime (and Anders at Roxen has been a big contributer to it
as well).

https://github.com/poppa/pike-for-sublime
Post by H. William Welliver III
Oh, also forgot to include the link to a list of tools with Pike support.
Please feel free to add as you see fit!
http://wiki.gotpike.org/PikeTools
Bill
I use TextMate (on OS X) with a custom ctags configuration for
class/method tagging, and have done a fair bit of work on an Eclipse plugin
that some folks use as well.
Bill
I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.
If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?
ChrisA
Fredrik Hubinette
2015-03-15 04:39:41 UTC
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Yes! Editor wars! Emacs rules!

/Hubbe

PS: vi drools
PPS: ;-)
Post by Pontus Östlund
I use Sublime and i've made a syntax bundle and some auto completion files
for Pike in Sublime (and Anders at Roxen has been a big contributer to it
as well).
https://github.com/poppa/pike-for-sublime
Oh, also forgot to include the link to a list of tools with Pike support.
Post by H. William Welliver III
Please feel free to add as you see fit!
http://wiki.gotpike.org/PikeTools
Bill
I use TextMate (on OS X) with a custom ctags configuration for
class/method tagging, and have done a fair bit of work on an Eclipse plugin
that some folks use as well.
Bill
I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.
If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?
ChrisA
Lance Dillon
2015-03-15 00:04:22 UTC
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vi generally, quick easy, almost guaranteed on every system, although if i can install pike (which isn't installed normally), i should be able to install a different editor.
although since i do most of my development on my workstation and copy the files to the server that doesn't matter much either...
still vi
I added support for SynWrite editor,
SynWrite - Downloads
open Options/Addons-Manager, click Install and item "Pike" in it.
Open .pike file and lexer activates.
Is there a list anywhere of good editors with Pike support? I use
SciTE, for which had to I submit some patches (eg to make hash-quoted
strings work) before it was suitable. The default GNOME editor gedit
also has some support, I think, but I haven't used it much.

If there's no curated list... What editors/IDEs do people use?

ChrisA
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