From: Forrest Chang Date: 2005-08-16T05:11:14+09:00 Subject: Re: (X)emacs user unite! Daniel Debertin writes: HI Daniel: > Hi, > > Forrest Chang writes: > >> - intellisense >> - In the simple case, it should be too hard >> foo = Foo.new >> foo. > > Take a look at http://ecb.sourceforge.net. It's a code-browser that > uses the Semantic engine underneath to provide intellisense-like > features. If you're using a language that's supported by Semantic (c, > c++, Java, Python, some others), ECB is a great tool. > I'd tried ECB on solaris and di't like it at the time, kinda cool, but clunky definitely very. I haven't tried it in a few years, so I'll take a look. I wanted to modernize the feel of some of those windows and was thinking of supporting them via the background gui process I mentioned. > Why is this germane to Ruby, you may ask? I'm 90% finished with a > Semantic grammar for Ruby, and it will probably be released as part of > Semantic in the near future. Which means you get completion, > intellisense, and Class/Module/method mapping in ECB for free. > > Maybe if I get enough time I will get it into demo-able form before > RubyConf. Well, I'd be happy to test drive it and possibly contribute Forrest > > Happy Emacsing! > >> >> Does this sound interesting to anyone? > > Maybe there could be a bona-fide Emacs BOF at RubyConf sometime? > > Dan > -- > Dan Debertin | > airboss@nodewarrior.org | > www.nodewarrior.org |