| Forum List • Thread List • Reply • Refresh • New Topic • Search • Previous • Next 1 | 1. Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #1185 Posted by: boltex 2004-03-16 10:36:37 | A couple months ago, I have reported here, and on yahoo's rapidQ-eGroup, that I have begun using Leo to write code for various languages, mainly RapidQ.
I would like to encourage you to try Leo's tutorials to perform basic things to try it out, of course!
If you consider trying it a bit more, (with some RapidQ coding for example...) , I have made the necessary changes for Leo to support the RapidQ syntax, for coloring among other things - But even more important: to be able to produce code that will compile with RQ without any special directives or any messing around... :)
After fiddling a bit more with Leo, I figured I could as well make some "Templates"...
One for a generic program (console), one for a program with at least one Qform (gui), one for a generic INC of an EXTENDED "QObject" (Like D. Glodt's Objects) and some other useful recuring templates i cannot think right now... ... Even some templates for Qforms, Buttons would be of practical use..(i thought)
...So, i will be making those templates for Leo, (to use in practical programming in RapidQ) before making a ZIP file to distribute. Like I did to build a 'tutorial' to customize EditPlus to be used as a Programmer-Editor to code with RapidQ.
So if you have tried Leo a bit, (enough to be comfortable with basic usage) and want the files I made to customize it for RapidQ coding, I will be glad to post it for you before i finish some kind of real "package" with templates...! -- b | 2. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #3993 Posted by: 2004-05-02 22:14:21 | What is LEO ? Where I can find it ? Thanks | 3. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #4070 Posted by: 2004-05-08 05:35:24 | Leo is... -An outlining editor for programmers. -Outlines clarify the big picture and provide unlimited space for details. -A flexible browser for projects, programs, classes or data. -A literate programming tool, compatible with noweb and CWEB. -Leo outlines enhance any programming language. -A data organizer for web sites and other complex data. -Leo outlines can generate complex data spanning many different files. -A project manager. -Leo provides multiple views of a project within a single outline. -Leo naturally represents tasks that remain up-to-date. -Portable. Leo runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS X Jaguar. -100% pure Python. Leo uses Tk/tcl to draw the screen. -Fully scriptable using Python. Leo's outline files are XML format. -Open Software, distributed under the Python License.
Leo is at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/leo/
Homepage for "Leo-beginner-Tutorials" go to: http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/front.html
Funny thing i get a reply about leo! i just finished my Rapid-Q project in Leo! I am now in the process of making it "browsable" on the web (and also downloadable in it's leo form)
It is called " RQSynthesis" and it can generate code, & doc at the same time it generates programs, it contains (and can generate any part of) all of Guidance's website and can generate any extended object by dominic glodt and a whole lot of other nice sh*t.
I mentionned also (on yahoo rapidQ egroup) that i made a plugin for Leo to support RapidQ (syntax color, etc.) But this as all been included in the latest version of Leo (4.2) -I am still using Leo 4.1 for stability reasons, 4.2 will get stable enough in fololowing months to be recommended instead of 4.1. pretty soon i guess. -- boltex
| 4. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #4352 Posted by: 2004-06-06 06:59:06 | i'm french , i don't speak well english.
i want to create an irc bot. I have a problem, my socket doesn't connect it. my source is: create s as qsocket connect("62.23.9.122", 6667) writeline(s,"NICK mobbbot") writeline(s,"USER cia localhost irc.coolsmile.net :mobbbot") writeline(s,"join #hackplanet") end create
if anyone know why it doesn't connect, cans he tell me why...thanks | 5. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #4357 | >create s as qsocket > connect("62.23.9.122", 6667) > >writeline(s,"NICK mobbbot") >writeline(s,"USER cia localhost >irc.coolsmile.net :mobbbot") >writeline(s,"join #hackplanet") >end create
you code is 95% wrong :) See socket/chat/ChatCli.Bas example in the RapidQ examples
French translation : T'as tout faux ! Regarde l'exemple socket/chat/ChatCli.Bas
Jacques
| 6. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #4377 Posted by: 2004-06-08 12:06:15 | Fr: Ce message n'est pas à la bonne place! On parlait d'utiliser RapidQ avec Leo
En: This thread is messed up! We were talking about using Leo to code in RapidQ
ask guidance for chinese. :) | 7. Re: Leo Feedback -Programming RapidQ with Leo #4378 Posted by: boltex 2004-06-08 12:17:40 | I was about to release the RapidQ synthesis i made with leo. When i though about testing it with the latest release of Leo: (at of this writing 4.2 alpha3) I am beginning this process tonight and will follow up shortly for a release if stable & steady.
In the meantime, if you wanna get aquianted with literate programming, see links a few messages up this thread.
Automatic Compilation and/or execution of arbitrary part or entirity of code through the use of @run nodes plugin (by Alexis G.P.) makes leo an amazing IDE. I have & will continue to "tame" leo to be nice to RapidQ-ers. -- k
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