Work in progress in the experimental branch.
We will likely merge these early stage changes in the next few days.
In your screenshot, I see a nice tree view on Project tab. Would it be possible to āexportā that, maybe as a lib, to make it available for other apps? I think about a panel option in Tracker, for example.
Currently it is a simple BOutlineListView with custom ProjectItem inherited from BStringItem. The magic happens in DrawItem method.
We inherited it from the old Ideam but have plans to improve it and make it a class on its own.
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Could you elaborate? Iām not sure Iāve understood what you mean
Iāam not a student. I study a haiku forum sometimes for many years. And I donāt knew a forgeins language. Nice to work!
Daiku IDE is mentioned here. Unfortunately the link was leading to BeBits. Perhaps, it is saved somewhere elseā¦
The Wayback Machine has an older version, if you dig far enough (not the latest ā2.0ā release unfortunately): https://web.archive.org/web/20101203081449/http://www.k5.dion.ne.jp/~shinta86/test/Daiku11DR.zip
It appears the GUI designer tool does not support layouts, which makes it not especially useful IMO.
What about ALE?
Itās quite old and incomplete IMHO. Last time I tried it didnāt start anymore. But if someone would like to take care of and improve it, we might find a way to make it interoperable with Genio. If that makes sense, of course.
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actually running before beta4ā¦ thereis issue on haikuport about itā¦ but this application crash frequently when runningā¦
Iād be curious if you could find a way to use VScode plugins, or architect something functionally similar, ie ALE etc as a plugin. Then you could add things like valgrind etc in to run live.
VSCode plugins are written in Javascript or similar. It might work, but doesnāt make a lot of sense. Youād need a whole compatibility layer in there and that relies on the assumption the plugin framework for VSCode is static and will never change.
itās a lot of really nice coding tools,
Is ALE compatible with the Layout API? Doesnāt seem like it from the description and the example code.
it was written by Auckland university specifically for the Auckland layout model haiku uses, stack and tile being among those features
VSCode architecture is based on nodejs and its extensions are written in javascript. So, no way.
We may instead use its regexp collection to parse the compiler output. We have plans to improve that area
Stack and tile is developed by the same team but not otherwise related.
The Aukland layout model is one of the various layouts available in Haiku (in addition to grids, groups, splits, etc). However, it is not very popular, developers prefer to design their UI with the other options which are maybe a bit more intuitive when coding the UI.
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Iāve got to put some time into UI development next yr, busy with other tasks currently
Hi, nice! Has it already code completion for C++? Best regards Andreas.