| Re: [cdt-dev] FW: [eclipse-dev] C# plugin for Eclipse |
On Tuesday 13 June 2006 08:34, Doug Schaefer wrote: > Yes, I have a Google SOC student working towards that and I’ve been working > on a C# parser (at least until the CDT 3.1 storm hit). I think it’s a > natural fit. > I’ll have to think about how I’d organize this activity. There is a lot of > work to do to make this happen, including editor support, DOM support, > managed build, debug. I’m not sure how it fits in our mandate, whatever our > mandate really is, so I’ve been thinking of hosting it at our SourceForge > project, cdt-contrib. > Anyone else interested in working on this? I second Mike Milinkovich's point that if CDT seems to be the best place for a C# Eclipse, then so be it! However, I would just like to point out that there is already a C# Eclipse plugin in current development [1]. It's also quite far along, with the following features (quoted from the webpage): - Syntax highlight. - Smart indent. - Outline page. - Format action and syntax checking. - Comment and uncomment actions. Doug Schaefer: I'm looking at the proposal, and I'm not quite understanding whether Rebecca Chernoff will be working on a Mono Eclipse plugin or the IDE Generator? Thanks! [1] http://black-sun.sourceforge.net/csharp-editor/index.html -- Karl Pietrzak kap4020@xxxxxxx
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