Paladin is an open source integrated development environment (IDE) modeled after BeOS' BeIDE. It can use fastdep and ccache to speed up builds if you have them installed.
To build: run pkgman install devel:libpcre unittest++_devel and then run ./buildsuite.sh 1
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Command-line build support
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Quick Find a file by name with Alt+F, with abbreviations (E.g. QFW finds QuickFindWindow.cpp)
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Multithreaded builds
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Revision control-friendly project files
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More run options for projects
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Explicit support for debugging with gdb under Haiku
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Bundled helper tools
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Streamlined project settings
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Out-of-the-box support for Lex and Yacc
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Support for text and binary resource files
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Projects can include notes and other files that aren't source code
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Project templates
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Out-of-the-box makefile generation
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Integrated source code management
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1-click project backups
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Install Paladin from HaikuDepot.
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Open Paladin.
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Select
Create New Project.
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Project Typefrom the dropdown menu, give your project a name, a file name and save destination and clickCreate Project.
- Select the file you want to code in.
Here's how an editor window looks like:
(Code excerpt from HexVexed)
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Alt+Rto compile and run your program.
While warnings will not stop Paladin from continuing to build a project, if an error occurs, Paladin will stop the build so that the errors can be corrected. Errors are listed in pink; warnings are listed in yellow.
Double-clicking on an error or warning will open up the file containing it in the editor. The Copy to Clipboard button will copy all visible errors and/or warnings to the system clipboard for pasting into other documents.
Your project can be quickly placed into a compressed archive in a folder of your choosing with your project's name and timestamp for the backup with just a click of this menu item.
Developers seem to need a wide variety of tools when writing code. Paladin includes a few small accessories to complement the main development environment. An ASCII table, Regular expression tester, Symbol finder and a tool to easily choose a license for your project can be accessed from the Tools menu.
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