Re^2: Komodo 5.1 versus the others. (emacs)

Good point. I'd like the following:

Dynamic syntax checking (like spell checking).
Debugging (single step, see values and set values).
Supports common langauges (at least Perl and HTML, C++ would be nice)
Useful crash analysis information
Automated unit testing and regression testing would be nice to have.
Search and replace.
Macros to repeat often used commands.
And this one: Translate - to switch between supported languages (eg Perl and C++).

What about you?

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Re^3: Komodo 5.1 versus the others. (emacs) by LanX (Saint) on Sep 09, 2009 at 13:47 UTC
Dynamic syntax checking (like spell checking). M-x fly-make-mode Debugging (single step, see values and set values). M-x perldb Supports common langauges (at least Perl and HTML, C++ would be nice) M-x cperl-mode or html-mode or ... Useful crash analysis information "crash"??? if you start mode-compile in emacs you get an output-window, each error is highlighted and klicking jumps into the source. otherwise, do you have a working example of what you want? Automated unit testing and regression testing would be nice to have. ??? do you have a working example of the degree of automation you want? Search and replace. Emacs has incremental search and regex search Macros to repeat often used commands. yes ... And this one: Translate - to switch between supported languages (eg Perl and C++). Translate??? you mean to generate a c-program out of a perl-program and vice versa? otherwise, do you have a working example of waht you want? Cheers Rolf	[reply]

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Re^3: Komodo 5.1 versus the others. (emacs)
by LanX (Saint) on Sep 09, 2009 at 13:47 UTC

Dynamic syntax checking (like spell checking).
M-x fly-make-mode
Debugging (single step, see values and set values).
M-x perldb
Supports common langauges (at least Perl and HTML, C++ would be nice)
M-x cperl-mode or html-mode or ...
Useful crash analysis information
"crash"??? if you start mode-compile in emacs you get an output-window, each error is highlighted and klicking jumps into the source. otherwise, do you have a working example of what you want?
Automated unit testing and regression testing would be nice to have.
??? do you have a working example of the degree of automation you want?
Search and replace.
Emacs has incremental search and regex search
Macros to repeat often used commands.
yes ...
And this one: Translate - to switch between supported languages (eg Perl and C++).
Translate??? you mean to generate a c-program out of a perl-program and vice versa?
otherwise, do you have a working example of waht you want?

Cheers Rolf