...whatever the case, I just want to say for the record...
...the Gel IDE is AMAZING and I am saddened to here of the "lag" in
development...
...oh well..., I just wanted to say "thanks so far"...
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1. Re: Is the Get IDE still being developed?
From: "nathanjskelton" <nathanjskelton@...>
2. Re: Re: Is the Get IDE still being developed?
From: Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...>
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Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 20:41:44 -0000
From: "nathanjskelton" <nathanjskelton@...>
Subject: Re: Is the Get IDE still being developed?
So then, any chance of getting a look at that source code if
I ::promise:: not to give it to anyone? I'd love to be able to fix a
couple of minor issues I'm having with this nearly perfect Java IDE...
--- In gelide@yahoogroups.com, Gerald Nunn <gnunn@g...> wrote:
> Right now, no unfortunately. I've been just too busy with work and
> keeping up with my four year old to do much after hours activity
these
> days.
>
> Gerald
>
> mkamoski wrote:
> > Is the Get IDE still being developed?
> >
> > The latest release looks to be from 2004-Feb, which is quite some
> > time ago.
> >
> > Does anyone have any information on this?
> >
> >
> >
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Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 18:09:51 -0400
From: Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...>
Subject: Re: Re: Is the Get IDE still being developed?
The big issue is that Gel is dependant on a variety of commercial
components including the DevExpress Toolbars, VCLZip and common dialog
package whose name escapes me. You would need those packages in order to
be able to do anything useful.
Given that I haven't been in a position to do much work on Gel for the
last six months I'm not adverse to opening development or transitioning
to someone else doing the work if he or she desires to do so.
Gerald
nathanjskelton wrote:
> So then, any chance of getting a look at that source code if
> I ::promise:: not to give it to anyone? I'd love to be able to fix a
> couple of minor issues I'm having with this nearly perfect Java IDE...
>
> --- In gelide@yahoogroups.com, Gerald Nunn <gnunn@g...> wrote:
>
>>Right now, no unfortunately. I've been just too busy with work and
>>keeping up with my four year old to do much after hours activity
>
> these
>
>>days.
>>
>>Gerald
>>
>>mkamoski wrote:
>>
>>>Is the Get IDE still being developed?
>>>
>>>The latest release looks to be from 2004-Feb, which is quite some
>>>time ago.
>>>
>>>Does anyone have any information on this?
>>>
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Francisco Ferreira wrote:
>
> the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they
> can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists and none is planned.
Gerald
Alessandro,
I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight
tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for
Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges
<alessandroborges@...> wrote:
>
> Francisco,
>
> for Linux there are several Java IDE available.
> NetBeans 4.0 (full)
> Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.)
> Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use);
> Eclipse
>
> Alessandro
>
>
> Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...> wrote:
>
> Francisco Ferreira wrote:
> >
> > the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they
> > can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
>
> Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists and none is planned.
>
> Gerald
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> Alessandro,
>
> I agree with you about that, but none of them are
> "lightweight
> tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool
> is available for
> Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still
> prefer VI and Emacs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Daniel
>
> On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro
> Borges
> <alessandroborges@...> wrote:
> >
> > Francisco,
> >
> > for Linux there are several Java IDE available.
> > NetBeans 4.0 (full)
> > Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE
> develop.)
> > Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not
> commercial use);
> > Eclipse
> >
> > Alessandro
> >
> >
> > Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...> wrote:
> >
> > Francisco Ferreira wrote:
> > >
> > > the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In
> case that it is not they
> > > can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
> >
> > Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists
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> >
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I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges wrote: > > Francisco, > > for Linux there are several Java IDE available. > NetBeans 4.0 (full) > Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.) > Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use); > Eclipse > > Alessandro > > > Gerald Nunn wrote: > > Francisco Ferreira wrote: > > > > the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they > >
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I once used to use Gel, but as far as I'm teaching java, I want to be
able to use J2SE 1.5.
To my knowing - and for the moment -, schmortopf is the only one (with
netbeans) that has such capability.
All of these IDE are written in java, so are available under linux
platforms.
-- Frederic
Daniel Ribeiro Gomes wrote:
Alessandro,
I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight
tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for
Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges
<alessandroborges@...> wrote:
Francisco, for Linux there are several Java IDE available. NetBeans 4.0 (full) Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.) Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use); Eclipse Alessandro Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...> wrote: Francisco Ferreira wrote:
the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they
can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists and none is planned.
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Here am I asking you for help...
Look, I am a newbie in Gel, I used to use jGrasp for making my Java
programs. But here is my question:
- I know how to compile a java file. I know how to Run a java file.
But how do I build it? Like, I wanna an executable file of my
program...
I thanks for any information.
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Is it possible to compile a GEL project straight into
a jar file without leaving GEL?
Thanks,
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Well, actually I don't know, but I know that you don't need to leave
Gel to do so, since there is a Jar Maker plugin.
You can get it on http://www.gexperts.com/plugins.html
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--- In gelide@yahoogroups.com, Pobzeb Armerding
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>
> Is it possible to compile a GEL project straight into
> a jar file without leaving GEL?
We execute Ant scripts within Gel when we want to build our Jar files.
I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges wrote: > > Francisco, > > for Linux there are several Java IDE available. > NetBeans 4.0 (full) > Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.) > Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use); > Eclipse > > Alessandro > > > Gerald Nunn wrote: > > Francisco Ferreira wrote: > > > > the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they > >
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Yes, those IDEs are heavy weight, i.e, minimum hardware is 256MB and 500MHz CPU. BUT all then are Linux ready. I use then on a Debian/Kurumin distro in a very stupid way : JDeveloper for my job, Eclipse for college projects, and JBuilder for my personal projects ( dah !!)
I really miss a lightweight Java IDE for Linux, as GEL . But there is a lot of good tips just after your post. Thank you.
P.S. On Linux those IDE starts faster then Win;
Alessandro
Daniel Ribeiro Gomes wrote:
Alessandro,
I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight
tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for
Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
Thanks,
Daniel
On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges
<alessandroborges@...> wrote:
Francisco, for Linux there are several Java IDE available. NetBeans 4.0 (full) Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.) Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use); Eclipse Alessandro Gerald Nunn <gnunn@...> wrote: Francisco Ferreira wrote:
the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they
can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists and none is planned.
Gerald
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I know that Gerald is very busy with real life. And i know that he's not planning to publich GEL source code. But some time ago, in this list, there was a conversation about creating a new version of Gel, maybe programmed in .NET.
That version could even be run on windows usign mono...
Gerald, it would be possible to release some part of GEL code to help that new development? I know that some part of the code are propietary, but i think that a conversion from delphi to .Net would be possible from the current version of GEL, and it can be possible to find some .NET Open Source code to replace these propietary parts (or maybe, there are good enough developers in this list to create them).
What do you think? anyone interested on an open source development?
David.
PD: Sorry for my poor english, i'm spanish native.
Hey, cool. Thanks alot!
Pobzeb
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> Yes, it is, but you need a plugin. The link to the
> plugin is http://www.gexperts.com/plugins.html
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> Subject: [gelide] Jar files from GEL
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> Is it possible to compile a GEL project straight
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Interested in open source development I AM, and I think other
developers too.
But, please NO DOT NET!
Just think: GEL is FAST and lightweight because it is an Win32 PE
Executable!
If it is a JAVA IDE, and we want it FAST, why should we develop it
using .NET? If it will be p-code, why not JAVA itself?
Another point: If I'm not mistaken, GEL is written in DELPHI (or maybe
Borland C Builder?), and it uses a lot of FREE AND OPEN SOURCE
COMPONENTS for Delphi, like Gerarld already said. And most components
are not available for Delphi 8 / .Net platform, right? The shortest
path is to keep it written in Delphi.
Well, it is IMHO,
Alexandre
Peich wrote:
I know that Gerald is very busy with
real life. And i know that he's not planning to publich GEL source
code. But some time ago, in this list, there was a conversation about
creating a new version of Gel, maybe programmed in .NET.
That version could even be run on
windows usign mono...
Gerald, it would be possible
to release some part of GEL code to help that new development? I know
that some part of the code are propietary, but i think that a
conversion from delphi to .Net would be possible from the current
version of GEL, and it can be possible to find some .NET Open Source
code to replace these propietary parts (or maybe, there are good enough
developers in this list to create them).
What do you think? anyone interested
on an open source development?
David.
PD: Sorry for my poor english, i'm
spanish native.
Ok, I downloaded the jar plug-in and I went into
options, plug-ins and clicked "Add" and I recieved an
error telling me that "No JVM exists at the following
location: C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin." This is the location
of my Java installation and everthing has been working
great until this. Any suggestions?
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There is also www.jedit.com, which looks attractive, tho I have not had the
need to try it. Gel still does everything I need and should be faster than
a Java implementation.
At 09:08 AM 10/06/2004 +0200, you wrote:
>there exists other free IDE not as lightweight as Gel, but also not as big
>as netbeans or eclipse:
>schmortopf :
><http://www.snowraver.org/java/Schmortopf/index.htm>http://www.snowraver.org/ja\
va/Schmortopf/index.htm
>jGrasp: <http://www.eng.auburn.edu/grasp/>http://www.eng.auburn.edu/grasp/
>bluej: <http://www.bluej.org/>http://www.bluej.org/
>
>I once used to use Gel, but as far as I'm teaching java, I want to be able
>to use J2SE 1.5.
>To my knowing - and for the moment -, schmortopf is the only one (with
>netbeans) that has such capability.
>All of these IDE are written in java, so are available under linux platforms.
>
>-- Frederic
>
>
>Daniel Ribeiro Gomes wrote:
>>
>> Alessandro,
>>
>> I agree with you about that, but none of them are "lightweight
>>tools", like Gel. I don't know either if such tool is available for
>>Linux platform. Because of that, in Linux I still prefer VI and Emacs.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>>Daniel
>>
>>On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:31:43 -0300 (ART), Alessandro Borges
>><mailto:alessandroborges@...><alessandroborges@...> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Francisco,
>>>
>>>for Linux there are several Java IDE available.
>>>NetBeans 4.0 (full)
>>>Borland JBuilder X Personal (not for J2EE develop.)
>>>Oracle JDeveloper 10g (powerful !! Free for not commercial use);
>>>Eclipse
>>>
>>>Alessandro
>>>
>>>
>>>Gerald Nunn <mailto:gnunn@...><gnunn@...> wrote:
>>>
>>>Francisco Ferreira wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>the Gel Java IDE is only for the Windows? In case that it is not they
>>>>can indicate me one link for Gel for the Linux
>>>>
>>>
>>>Gel is only for Windows, no Linux version exists and none is planned.
>>>
>>>Gerald
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Try setting your JVM to C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04 (remove \bin)...
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 15:08:35 -0700 (PDT), Pobzeb Armerding
<pobzebarmerding@...> wrote:
>
>
> Ok, I downloaded the jar plug-in and I went into
> options, plug-ins and clicked "Add" and I recieved an
> error telling me that "No JVM exists at the following
> location: C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin." This is the location
> of my Java installation and everthing has been working
> great until this. Any suggestions?
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On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:55:30 -0000, Bruno Paulino
<paulino_bruno@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hail Brothers!
>
> Here am I asking you for help...
>
> Look, I am a newbie in Gel, I used to use jGrasp for making my Java
> programs. But here is my question:
>
> - I know how to compile a java file. I know how to Run a java file.
> But how do I build it? Like, I wanna an executable file of my
> program...
>
> I thanks for any information.
>
> []'s
> Bruno.
Hey everyone,
I just joined this group recently, and today I got a problem. I'm a
new student in high school learn Java, so I'm may not imply the
technical terms correctly.
I have a folder called 'cs1lib', inside it there are many folders
and one is called 'karel', inside it are many classes. I typed 'import
cs1lib.karel.*' in one of my Java(text) file and saved it in the same
folder as the cs1lib folder.
But when I tried to compile it it says package not found, even
though when I'm typing the file Gel auto-completed the import
statement for me. So I assume Gel knows there's a 'cs1lib' folder. But
the compiler just keep giving me that error.
Help anyone?
Hi--
I recently had to rebuild my machine and now Gel has no JDK referenced.
I have installed a JDK at...
C:\j2sdk1.4.2_05
...but I don't know how to easily setup Gel's >Options, >JDK, dialog.
Is there a simple and quick way to do this without having to manually set
all of the paths in this dialog?
Please advise.
Thank you.
--Mark
Awsome! Thank you very much, that worked perfectly.
Thanks,
Pobzeb
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> Try setting your JVM to C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04 (remove
> \bin)...
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>
> On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 15:08:35 -0700 (PDT), Pobzeb
> Armerding
> <pobzebarmerding@...> wrote:
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> >
> > Ok, I downloaded the jar plug-in and I went into
> > options, plug-ins and clicked "Add" and I recieved
> an
> > error telling me that "No JVM exists at the
> following
> > location: C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin." This is the
> location
> > of my Java installation and everthing has been
> working
> > great until this. Any suggestions?
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Hi, guis.
I'd like to bring up an issue mentioned at the Acabit
support forum of Gel (btw, is that forum still in
use?).
I would very much like to use the PrettyPrinter
plugin, but it seems to work only once per Gel start.
When invoked for a first time plugin works perfectly.
After that it gives the error: "Unable to parse the
file.", even on the file it formatted seconds ago.
This is absolutly constant and reproducible behaviour.
I'm experiencing it in both RC39 and RC40, using both
JDK 1.3 and 1.4.2 as an embedded one.
Can anyone help, please?
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// In here you can now reference a class from the cs1lib.karel package
// without causing a compile time error.
}
Josh
rtcw_ca wrote:
Hey everyone,
I just joined this group recently, and today I got a problem. I'm a
new student in high school learn Java, so I'm may not imply the
technical terms correctly.
I have a folder called 'cs1lib', inside it there are many folders
and one is called 'karel', inside it are many classes. I typed 'import
cs1lib.karel.*' in one of my Java(text) file and saved it in the same
folder as the cs1lib folder.
But when I tried to compile it it says package not found, even
though when I'm typing the file Gel auto-completed the import
statement for me. So I assume Gel knows there's a 'cs1lib' folder. But
the compiler just keep giving me that error.
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