The Win32 IDE of our (official) text mode IDE is now also running even with browsing and debugging.

More spam from me =o)

1 - Perl has OOP stuff.. i didn't check it out yet.. but at first glance it looks a bit akward, but powerfull.. hahahahhaa.. actually.. i'm checking it out in my book.. kinda cool.. hmmm.. well now i'm done reading the whole chapter and it kicks ass ;o)
When perl 6 is out, and the compiler is completed, it will own all other languages! I think, hehe.

2 - why don't we merge the python and pascal into a common RAD environement that could also integrate other languages, using some sorta plugins? hehehhehe... damn... i'm just crazy.. but it's still a cool idea!

3 - I want to do something for lazarus.. but I really am not a super good coder.. hehheeh.. and I don't have a good linux installation yet.

Alex

Yes. If you are working in Win32 then just use fpide.

http://come.to/fpide

This is a Win32 IDE for FPC written in Delphi.

I've some thoughts about it, and dont know whether you'll agree or not... As coding is easier with an IDE, coding the IDE and the components will be easier with an IDE ! :)

That is why that is the first thing we are trying to build.

So maybe we must build some temporary IDEs for Linux and Win32 seperately. And go on coding with them. An editor with compile, run and debug will be sufficient for the temporary IDEs, of course.

We are trying to build the IDE portion of Lazarus which then be the coding part of the total RAD package. If all you want is an IDE to do coding with FPC you have many ways to do it. You can get the console IDE made available with FPC. It works similar to the old TP IDE. You can also use RHIDE as you IDE.

I thought to build the one for Win32 myself.

As indicated above it has already been done using Delphi.

"mwedit" looks good as an editor and already works fine with Delphi.

If you have been following things at all you will realize that mwedit is exactly what Shane and Marc have been pouring their efforts into. It will be the basis of our IDE.

Hi all,

At the moment i am using Delphi IDE to modify and test Lazarus source, and command line to compile and run. Is there an easier way to do that?

I've some thoughts about it, and dont know whether you'll agree or not... As coding is easier with an IDE, coding the IDE and the components will be easier with an IDE ! :)
So maybe we must build some temporary IDEs for Linux and Win32 seperately. And go on coding with them. An editor with compile, run and debug will be sufficient for the temporary IDEs, of course.

I thought to build the one for Win32 myself.
"mwedit" looks good as an editor and already works fine with Delphi. Compile&run can be done easily. But i've no idea how to do debugging (watching, breakpoint, running line by line and etc...)