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IDE support for Modula-2?
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Hưng Gia
2020-03-06 08:05:56 UTC
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Is there any IDE for Modula-2? I'm currently use CudaText but I'm not really like it.
Nemo
2020-03-06 21:10:05 UTC
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Post by HÆ°ng Gia
Is there any IDE for Modula-2? I'm currently use CudaText but I'm not really like it.
If you use Eclipse, XDS has a plug-in (now open-source here
https://github.com/excelsior-oss/xds-ide).

N.
Chris Burrows
2020-03-06 21:35:19 UTC
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Post by HÆ°ng Gia
Is there any IDE for Modula-2? I'm currently use CudaText but I'm not really like it.
Visual Studio Code apparently has an extension available for Modula-2 syntax highlighting and code snippets.

Chris Burrows
CFB Software
https://www.cfbsoftware.com/modula2
Brian Knoblauch
2020-11-21 17:16:57 UTC
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Post by Chris Burrows
Visual Studio Code apparently has an extension available for Modula-2 syntax highlighting and code snippets.
Unfortunately does not seem to be compatible with the regular Visual Studio which I've been using (to minimize complexity between work/home).

Anyone aware of resources available for developing syntax highlighting plug-ins for Visual Studio Community / Pro versions? I did not find enough useful in the Microsoft documentation library to even get started. I'd be willing to put some time in on it if I could find out what needs to be done.
trijezdci
2020-07-03 10:29:23 UTC
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Post by HÆ°ng Gia
Is there any IDE for Modula-2? I'm currently use CudaText but I'm not really like it.
You could use my multi-dialect Modula-2 patches for VIM

https://github.com/trijezdci/M2-Syntax-Colour/tree/master/Vim

Also, Gaius Mulley (GM2 developer) has covered the same functionality for Emacs.

You can check the GM2 mailing list archive for the URL.
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