Re: AdaIDE Question

[jussi@sydney.DIALix.oz.au (Jussi Jumppanen)]

Spasmo (cosc19z5@Bayou.UH.EDU) wrote:
: Ok, I recently decided to get a hold of Ada for Win that could
: support long filenames
: [snip..]
: Still there are 2 things which are bugging
: me about the AdaIDE.
:    1) The tabs are way too large but there seems to be no way
:       that I can customize them.
: 
:    2) To find my errors I have to open @errors.lst, which
:       gets tedious after a while, but again I could find
:       no way to get the IDE to automatically open this file
:       after compilation.
: [snip..]
: If so, are there any other
: editors that don't have the above limitations, but which provide
: for the same nice interfacing capability that AdaIDE has (with
: regards to compiling and so forth)?

You should check out Zeus for Windows or Zeus for Win32. This is
a generic IDE editor that supports almost any language and is
highly configurable. For more info see the Zeus home page:

   http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jussi/

NOTE: I will be adding an Ada95 list of keywords text file to this
      page in the next few days to help with the syntax highlighting
      so for the time being you will need to enter the keywords by
      hand. 

Jussi Jumppanen (jussij@ca.com.au)
Author of: Hardware Digital Logic Analyers for Windows
           Zeus for Windows, Win32 (Brief, WordStar, Emacs clone) Editor
"The ultimate programmers editor and development environment" 
Home Page: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jussi/