Gnoga - PlugIn - Full Code Editor for Ada

Gnoga - PlugIn - Full Code Editor for Ada

[David Botton]

Another proof of why Gnoga is super cool :)

I bound (although not everything yet) the Ace Cloud 9 open source code editor for the web to Gnoga - http://ace.c9.io/

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.

after git pull (since you already have gnoga on your machine right :) run:

make adaedit
cd bin
./adaedit

open http://localhost:8080


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).

Enjoy,
David Botton

Re: Gnoga - PlugIn - Full Code Editor for Ada

[tonyg]

On Tuesday, 7 October 2014 08:42:01 UTC+1, David Botton  wrote:
> Another proof of why Gnoga is super cool :)
> 
> 
> 
> I bound (although not everything yet) the Ace Cloud 9 open source code editor for the web to Gnoga - http://ace.c9.io/
> 
> 
> 
> 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.
> 
> 
> 
> after git pull (since you already have gnoga on your machine right :) run:
> 
> 
> 
> make adaedit
> 
> cd bin
> 
> ./adaedit
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> 
> 
> open http://localhost:8080
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 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).
> 
> 
> 
> Enjoy,
> 
> David Botton

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

Re: Gnoga - PlugIn - Full Code Editor for Ada

[David Botton]

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

Post 1.0 will start using it as one of the main projects to see where development needs to expand and test uses in real world development. But that is still after doing the Gnoga website and redoing AdaPower.

So months for sure.

However some of the key tools underneath may be ready before. See TO_DO in the main gnoga directory, gives a snapshot so far of what I think there is to do short and long term.

David Botton