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| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com 2005-09-19, 6:55 pm |
| Hello all,
Last 2 years we develop IDE for COBOL developers. Now I would like to
present it for you. You can download it from our website
(http://www.lemosoft.com) and install it on your PC to evaluate.
It is written in Java and works under Eclipse so you can use it on
different platforms.
Here some features that could be interesting for you.
-Debugger (RM/COBOL and Fujitsu NetCOBOL 7)
-Compiler Integration (RM/COBOL, Fujitsu NetCOBOL 7, MF NetExpress 4,
IBM VA COBOL)
-COBOL Editor
-Project Management
-Context COBOL help
-...
Please let me know if you have any questions, advices, comments and so
on.
Sergey Grigorchuk
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| Oliver Wong 2005-09-19, 6:55 pm |
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<sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1127157301.752207.79670@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hello all,
>
> Last 2 years we develop IDE for COBOL developers. Now I would like to
> present it for you. You can download it from our website
> (http://www.lemosoft.com) and install it on your PC to evaluate.
>
> It is written in Java and works under Eclipse so you can use it on
> different platforms.
>
> Here some features that could be interesting for you.
> -Debugger (RM/COBOL and Fujitsu NetCOBOL 7)
> -Compiler Integration (RM/COBOL, Fujitsu NetCOBOL 7, MF NetExpress 4,
> IBM VA COBOL)
> -COBOL Editor
> -Project Management
> -Context COBOL help
> -...
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions, advices, comments and so
> on.
I wish you had released this 3 months ago... I was looking for, at the
very least, a COBOL syntax highlighter for Eclipse. The screenshots and
Flash demo certainly look very impressive. Is it a stand-alone product, or
do I need to already have a compiler installed?
- Oliver
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| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com 2005-09-20, 3:55 am |
| Hello Oliver,
Probably you did not know our IDE. Version 1.0 has been released 1 year
ago.
The IDE uses different COBOL compilers (MFNetExpress 4, RM/COBOL 8/9,
IBM VA COBOL, Fujitsu NetCOBOL 7). It has no integrated compiler, so
you need to have a compiler installed.
Sergey
Oliver Wong =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
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> I wish you had released this 3 months ago... I was looking for, at the
> very least, a COBOL syntax highlighter for Eclipse. The screenshots and
> Flash demo certainly look very impressive. Is it a stand-alone product, or
> do I need to already have a compiler installed?
>=20
> - Oliver
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| Keith Paterson 2005-09-20, 7:55 am |
| Oliver Wong wrote:
>
> I wish you had released this 3 months ago... I was looking for, at the
> very least, a COBOL syntax highlighter for Eclipse. The screenshots and
> Flash demo certainly look very impressive. Is it a stand-alone product, or
> do I need to already have a compiler installed?
There is still the Cobol Plugins directly from Eclipse. If you just need
a syntax highlighter its more or less ok. If you are working with
"older" Cobol the Code Completion doesn't work since it uses Objects. :-(
HTH
Keith
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| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com 2005-09-20, 7:55 am |
| Yes, there is the COBOL Plugin, but their editor is very simple. IMHO
our editor is better :-) The most impressive feature is syntax analysis
on the fly. It checks cobol sources during editing (without compiler).
Keith Paterson =D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BB(=D0=B0):
> There is still the Cobol Plugins directly from Eclipse. If you just need
> a syntax highlighter its more or less ok. If you are working with
> "older" Cobol the Code Completion doesn't work since it uses Objects. :-(
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| Keith Paterson 2005-09-20, 6:55 pm |
| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com wrote:
> Yes, there is the COBOL Plugin, but their editor is very simple.
;-) No Comment.
> IMHO our editor is better :-) The most impressive feature is syntax analysis
> on the fly. It checks cobol sources during editing (without compiler).
But don't forget the cost though ;-)
SCNR
Keith
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| Oliver Wong 2005-09-20, 6:55 pm |
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"Keith Paterson" <keith.paterson@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:n0logd.hoo.ln@uter.bbv-l.de...
> There is still the Cobol Plugins directly from Eclipse. If you just need a
> syntax highlighter its more or less ok. If you are working with "older"
> Cobol the Code Completion doesn't work since it uses Objects. :-(
I had *SOME* COBOL plugin for Eclipse (don't know if it was *FROM*
Eclipse), but it was rather painful to use because it didn't let me edit the
first 6 columns (the sequence number area), and since I'm working on
compiler tools, I sometimes have to work with intentionally broken COBOL
files, so I really needed the freedom to put any text anywhere.
- Oliver
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| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com 2005-09-20, 6:55 pm |
| You can try our editor (for free) and decide if it is deserved some
money or not :-)
>
> But don't forget the cost though ;-)
>
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| sergey.grigorchuk@gmail.com 2005-09-20, 6:55 pm |
| Well, in order to identify if your plugin from Eclipse take a look on
Eclipse/plugins folder. Is there any org.eclipse.cobol.* or
com.fujitsu.netcobol.* folder? If yes, you have Eclipse COBOL plugin
:-)
Our editor enables to switch off automatic line numbering so you will
be able to use number area.
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| Keith Paterson 2005-09-21, 3:55 am |
| Oliver Wong wrote:
> "Keith Paterson" <keith.paterson@gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:n0logd.hoo.ln@uter.bbv-l.de...
>
>
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> I had *SOME* COBOL plugin for Eclipse (don't know if it was *FROM*
> Eclipse), but it was rather painful to use because it didn't let me edit the
> first 6 columns (the sequence number area), and since I'm working on
> compiler tools, I sometimes have to work with intentionally broken COBOL
> files, so I really needed the freedom to put any text anywhere.
>
> - Oliver
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>
That is really a pain. But thank god I'm actually a java coder and can
switch it off using a hammer ;-)
Keith
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