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Mac editors / development environment [message #32279]

Mon, 30 September 2002 16:15

Doug Rowland
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Registered: March 2002

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I'm starting a new IDL project on Mac OS X and was wondering if anyone
can help me with suggestions for a good development environment / editor.

The caveat handed down by my employer:

No "weird"/*NIX software. Make it mainstream. Don't worry about
spending a little money.

My background is mostly amateur software development, using vi and IDL
on Solaris.

I have a copy of BBEdit Lite, but haven't found a language module.

Mostly, I want a "mainstream" editor that knows about IDL, at least as
far as syntax coloring. I am also looking for a "mainstream" version
control / documentation system. My ideal would be something like
Project Builder that knows about IDL.

Thanks.

Doug

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