On Sun, 2006-08-27 at 19:43 +0200, Enrico Tröger wrote:
On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 12:25:26 +0930, Rowan Lewis rowan@pixelcarnage.net wrote:
Hello,
I talked with Frank Lanitz briefly about this, but I'm working in a little known language called Ferite (www.ferite.org), and there isn't really any decent IDE support for it, anywhere.
Since r765 Ferite is supported.
Anyhow, he suggested that I gave you some idea of the syntax:
Keywords:
Thanks for this stuff.
Anyhow, if you can give me some idea of what to do, or what else you might need I'd be great full to hear back.
Test, test and test it ;-), because I don't know the language(just had a short look in the manual), it needs testing. I know, the parser for the tagmanager is still not perfect(it's the parser used for C++ with small modifications).
Regards, Enrico
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Hello,
Managed to compile Geany after downloading and compiling Cario and LibPNG manually (the Ubuntu packages kept failing).
Thanks for doing this, it is really appreciated, and its something special: the first IDE to have official support for ferite.
I've made a few changes in the filetype file:
1. The ferite doc keywords would only parse if you prefixed them with a double @ sign, so I stripped the @ signs off, and it worked. 2. I forgot to supply a list of primitives, which are essentially pre packaged namespaces: XML Unix Sys.env Sys String Stream Serialize RMI RMI.error Posix Number Network.Unix Network.UDP Network.TCP Network Math FileSystem Console Array 3. The compiler options needed a small change, to be more verbose.
I've attached a copy of my filetype.ferite file, which also contains an alternative set of colours, so beware.
There is just one thing I'd like to see support for: It would be nice to treat namespaces the same way classes are.
Oh, and its worth noting that in ferite, comments can contain comments, so this is actually valid:
/* * New Comment * /*Old Comment*/ */
But that isn't very important.
Thanks again! _____________________________________ Rowan Lewis, PixelCarnage Productions http://.pixelcarnage.net/