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| Re: Implementation of the Eclipse-based IDE for the imperative language [message #528583 is a reply to message #528501] |
Wed, 21 April 2010 07:45  |
 Jan Reimann
Messages: 140
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Sergey,
I can recommend a framework which gives you syntax coloring, code
navigation, code folding, code completion for you. Have a look at
http://www.emftext.org
You just have to create a metamodel using Ecore and declare a syntax for
you language. After that you generate the needed code and then can
extend the abstract interpreter for imlementing your own. Or you can
just write a compiler. The clue is that you have an underlying model
(i.e. an abstract syntax tree) which you can traverse and evaluate as
you need. And if you want to build up a really little IDE I recommend
another framework. With the following link you can easy activate
refactorings for your language of choice:
http://www.emftext.org/refactoring/
The only thing which is left now is the debugger ;)
best regards,
Jan
> I want to implement an IDE for small imperative language. This language
> has loops, conditionals, objects and is strongly typed. Compiler to C is
> already implemented in java.
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> What I would like to implement is syntax coloring, code navigation, code
> completion and debugger.
>
> I studied "Building commecial quality plugins" by Clayberg and Rubel and
> have experience with Eclipse platform development, mainly RCP.
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> Ideally, I would like to walk some tutorial solving similar task. Or I
> could explore the source code of simple IDE for the small imperative
> language. I tried pydev but it looks complicated. Maybe you know
> open-source Eclipse-based IDE for the small language like BASIC or
> something?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Sergey
>
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