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blahblahblahh

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #30 - Posted 2004-08-03 16:06:33 »

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Hey, they call it 'refactoring' today!!

That would be great - if there were such an option on the refactoring menu. There isn't Sad

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luisoft

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #31 - Posted 2004-08-03 19:04:39 »

Well, I have been using Eclipse for a long time... but it eats LOTS of memory so I changed to vim (vi improved). It has lots of "plugins" and very very fast.

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #32 - Posted 2004-08-05 08:12:28 »

I use Eclipse 3.0 for everything, large and small. The slow startup time is a small price to pay for the intellisense (I know that's an MS word Tongue

) and code completion.

It is so cool to hit CTRL and hover the mouse over a method to see the code in a tooltip. And a million other little things.

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #33 - Posted 2004-08-05 14:58:46 »

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That would be great - if there were such an option on the refactoring menu. There isn't Sad

I think Herk' was assuming that you probably wanted to do a "Rename" refactoring.

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misterX

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #34 - Posted 2004-08-05 18:22:02 »

still no GEL... Roll Eyes

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #35 - Posted 2004-08-05 19:43:35 »

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still no GEL... Roll Eyes

No more spaces, and not enough GEL requests to knock off any of the others Sad

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I suggest you find someone from our so-called "community board", force them to have a "board meeting" and get them to replace YABB with a better bb system Wink

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jbanes

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #36 - Posted 2004-08-05 20:34:33 »

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I suggest you find someone from our so-called "community board", force them to have a "board meeting" and get them to replace YABB with a better bb system Wink

Please don't. Remember the last time our forums were "improved"? Every time we get upgraded, we loose some functionality. Heck, I still think the original forums were best. But nooooo, everyone needed something "better", where "better" meant "prettier".

Not that I'm despondent or anything... Angry

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blahblahblahh

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #37 - Posted 2004-08-05 21:47:58 »

LOL yes, OK. The JGO definition of "upgrade":

A change to the system that either removes existing functionality, introduces bugs that didn't exist before, or deletes data that once existed and makes in unrecoverable (remember the lost newbies section?).

Thesaurus entry:

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Opposites: See "upgrade" in any normal dictionary.
...

Grin

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aNt

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Re: What IDE do you use?

« Reply #38 - Posted 2004-08-13 13:45:18 »

use jbuilder does it all. ive never had hassle with it. i
do like xcode on macosx mind. so i use that when im on
the hippy kit.

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