Developer Studio IDE - GA Target Release Date - Later This week
Praxis
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RELEASE VERSION HERE http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=762626
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Adequatio Rei Et Intellectus
Post Edited (Praxis) : 11/6/2008 7:03:31 PM GMT
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Adequatio Rei Et Intellectus
Post Edited (Praxis) : 11/6/2008 7:03:31 PM GMT
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Pull my finger!
I work in Visual Studio 2008 about 10 hours a day, so all of the items you mentioned would be very welcomed.
Will it support jumping to·definitions like VS Shift-F2 function. Also a feature to search for all uses of a var/object.
Need any beta testers?
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Jim Fouch
FOUCH SOFTWARE
Post Edited (Jim Fouch) : 9/29/2008 4:48:23 PM GMT
@Jim Fouch: Same here with many hours with VS2008, basically the best features from VS without sluggishness.
Cheers
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-Alec
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is the developer studio under some open source license and free of charge ...
Badger
If it's free and works on Linux, I'll be more than happy to be a Beta tester...
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Experience level:
[noparse][[/noparse] ] Let's connect the motor to pin 1, it's a 6V motor so it should be fine.
[noparse][[/noparse] ] OK, I got my resistors hooked up with the LEDs.
[noparse][[/noparse]X] I got the Motor hooked up with the H-bridge and the 555 is supplying the PWM.
[noparse][[/noparse] ] Now, if I can only program the BOE-BOT to interface with he Flux Capacitor.
[noparse][[/noparse] ] I dream in SX28 assembler...
/Bamse
I have made a note of who you are and will give you a copy of the production release as soon as it is available.
What I am interested in hearing is any ideas that an IDE should have so as to reduce coding time and for new users how to shorten the learning curve.
In the next day or so I will post the full spec for Developer Studio but in the meantime we are tweaking the user interface and several back end routines.
A major change is the addition of plug-ins.
A standard plug-in will be the PropViewer terminal and we are looking at reworking GEAR as a plug-in as well.
The plug-in interface will be published along with a sample plug-in project so that anyone with visual studio can write a plug-in.
oh, and the Block copy from brief would be fantastic [noparse]:)[/noparse] as it's always handy to be able to copy blocks, and don't forget to move the cursor down, so you can use it for inserting blocks in tables too.
oh, and another greatly missed feature is F7, F8 for record key press, and playback [noparse];)[/noparse]
can you tell I loved and miss brief [noparse];)[/noparse]
Baggers.
ps put me down for a release too [noparse];)[/noparse] especially if these functions are added.
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Those who can, do.Those who can’t, teach.
Will there be a conditional compile option? Is this possible with Propellent and other tools available now?
I am excited to see what this looks like Praxis when you are done.
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Being able to switch windows within the IDE to PropViewer is fantastic. Much less complicated than at present.
Baggers... did I hear you mention Brief?... showing your age!!
<retro mode>
yes, I mentioned the now aging Brief, it's without a doubt the best editor I've ever used [noparse]:)[/noparse] I hated when VS removed brief compatibility mode, way back [noparse]:([/noparse]
well I have been in the games industry for almost 24 years now [noparse]:)[/noparse] which was way before Brief, back in the good ol' speccy days, of Zeus and Melbourne Draw, [noparse]:)[/noparse] lol, and even before PC's we're capable of moving much around on screen even in 4 colours, let alone all the true colour 3D stuff they do now [noparse]:)[/noparse]
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PropViewer is loaded as a plugin dll, other debug tools can be created and loaded the same way,
As mentioned before I will take a look at GEAR when time allows to convert it to plugin dll.
Cheers
I forgot to add that you can run more than just one instance of the PropViewer so if you want to view more than one serial interface in the same IDE now you can.
Post Edited (Praxis) : 9/30/2008 2:14:42 PM GMT
More than 1 PropViewer is another great feature - it allows debugging on one port while still using the serial port for whatever. Originally I used 2 serial ports on my prop.
Hey may I be included on that. That ide sounds like it would be a lot of help for me to learn about the propeller better since i mostly use ide development platforms. that have objects. So if you would let me be included there i would be most grateful ...
Badger
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Oh; I'd love it if the cursor automatically moves to the end of the line after hitting the down-arrow (if the line is shorter than the existing one) - hmmm, not sure if I can explain that any better!
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Cheers,
Simon
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BTW: I type as I'm thinking, so please don't take any offence at my writing style
I can help You test it if You wish.
Have plenty of time and Ideas how it must function
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For every stupid question there is at least one intelligent answer.
Don't guess - ask instead.
If you don't ask you won't know.
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Sapieha
This looks to be an impressive piece of software!· PropViewer was a great way to try using FullDuplexSerial for the first time.· I think the buttons are a fantastic idea.· One small thing though, when the·PropViewer tab is selected could you make it reconnecet automatically? I'm not sure if that is possible or it may already to this and i have not worked it out yet
I know you said you didnt need any beta testers, but if you would like a novice to try and break it, feel free to·PM me.
Thanks,
Sevs
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How tricky would it be to add code completion type features for objects declared in the OBJ section.
Eg. If the user had ' serial : "FullDuplexSerial" ' which has a method 'Start (RXpin, TXpin, Mode, Baud)'
If the user types 'serial.Start(' , the IDE will then suggest which parameters are needed.
Sort of like eclipse or visual studio.
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-Alec
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I may just be dreaming :P
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-Alec
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A lot of inspiration was taken from several existing IDE's however most of those suffer from slow resonse and code bloat.
Although the GUI is graphic intensive the Developer Studio is more responsive and has a EXE file size of currently 480kb.
Some coding left to as well as a lot of testing.
Cheers
Cant wait to play around!
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-Alec
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To date I have spent 5 days on this project, I budgeted for 2 weeks so far so good.
I have uploaded a new image showing GEAR as a plug-in.
I only had time to convert GEAR to a plug-in DLL but no time to update the visual interface.
GEAR can get the binary/eeprom file direct from the compiler output.
Cheers
No it is not based on the VS shell, it is a complete from the ground up development project.
As I spend over 40 hours a week using VS it is no wonder that it bares a resemblance.
I downloaded the shell programs a few months back and was quite excited by the prospect of using it.
After some playing I decided to do the easier thing that being do it yourself.
Unlike VS shell which is several tens of megabytes in size the current build (debug) of Developer Studio has an EXE size of less than 500kb and the bulk of that being the resource images.
Cheers