(Almost)Newbie Question: Implementing / use a free available source code editor
(Almost)Newbie Question: Implementing / use a free available source code editor
- Subject: (Almost)Newbie Question: Implementing / use a free available source code editor
- From: Hans Stimul <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 23:19:55 +0100
Dear all,
I am very new in Cocoa/ObjC development. I am software developer for
more/less 7 years - but I did mostly web stuff and so I implemented the
most with languages like java, php5(oop - as far as possible), ruby (on
rails) or python. At the college, I did a lot of C/C++ development. So I
do not have "no clue", but Objective-C is quite different to the
languages I mentioned... But I begin to love it :)
For the beginning in learning development in Objective-C I decided to
write an own lightweight php editor. Inspired by the new Xcode 3.0
editor and that cool kind of /"code folding"/ and that by genius (wo)men
developed /"focus follows selection"/ option. I am planning to integrate
these features (code folding, code focus) into my new editor.
Currently, I use the OSAScriptView for the text editor. I searched for a
quite long time for these issues in the www. The genius creators of
/"CSSEdit"/ /"MacRabbit/Space Carrot", I suppose/" are currently develop
an editor which those two features, as well (You can have a look here:
http://macrabbit.com/espresso/features/edit/). Furthermore they
implemented a sarafi-like search.
So, are these things directly from a open source lib I do now know, yet?
Are they Cocoa foundation tools (or something simular) I did not found
yet (I did not find anything...) -- or do I have to ("re-")implement
that great stuff myself? I will jump to joy when these things are
implemented into my new tiny application!
I am thankful for any help in this thing. Above all I am new in Mac
Development (And I like it more and more... ;) )
Thanks and best whishes to all!
--Hans
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