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Subject: Re: Gnoga - PlugIn - Full Code Editor for Ada
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On Tuesday, 7 October 2014 08:42:01 UTC+1, David Botton  wrote:
> Another proof of why Gnoga is super cool :)
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> I bound (although not everything yet) the Ace Cloud 9 open source code editor for the web to Gnoga - http://ace.c9.io/
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> Full Ada syntax highlighting, etc. I will of course be using this for a future IDE, but the point is that with Gnoga you have easy access to just about any HTML/CSS/JS widget out there.
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> after git pull (since you already have gnoga on your machine right :) run:
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> make adaedit
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> cd bin
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> ./adaedit
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> open http://localhost:8080
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> That will git clone the Ace editor in to the JS directory and make the simple demo. (I will expand on it in the near future).
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> Enjoy,
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> David Botton

Without meaning to push you :) have you any idea on the timescales on the future IDE?