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Antonio,
He intentado pasarme a ese editor pero me gusta mas la simpleza que tiene el xMate,
si tuviese un makefile de donde poder ver las librerias que son necesarias para pasar
a harbourd... ya seria total. El xMate es como usar vin en vez de gedit... editor del corazon.

gracias.

Jose Luis,

Yo uso el propio GEdit de Linux (gnome) como editor de código fuente. Para diseñar las ventanas mi consejo es que uses el propio FIveForm.prg (ejemplo desarrollado con FiveLinux): http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=24766&start=0&hilit=fiveform

Harbour lo puedes ...

... usa GTK.

> El compilador de C++ es el GCC.

si, usamos el gcc

> ¿ El de recursos ?

Glade

> ¿ Editor de código fuente ?

Puedes usar Kate, GEdit, etc. Nosotros usamos el mismo que en Windows (UEStudio) emulado sobre "Wine".

> No entiendo la diferencia entre FLH y FLX.

FLH : FiveLinux para ...

Hi Antonio

Thanks for the info.

I now have gedit behaving pretty much as I want it so I'd rather stay with something that isn't relying on an emulator.

I have made further improvements since last version of xbase.lang posted here. Still shows signs of being a hack from c.lang. I'll fix that doing ...

Hi all

I have found out how to get xBase highlighting to come out as an extra option on the syntax highlighting menu of gedit. That means you don't have to overwrite your C syntax highlighting.

The following file doesn't work perfectly - there are some C features still left in, and some xBase ...

Hi all fivelinux programmers.

You are probably using gedit to write / edit your source code.

I figured that there are probably some ways to make this a better environment. Antonio has already shown how you can build your application from within gedit. I figured that the default syntax highlighting ...

In gedit, go to "Edit", "Preferences". Then select "plugins" and check
"External tools".

Then go to "Tools", "External tools..." and add a new tool:

name it: "FiveLinux"
description: "FiveLinux"
shortcut key: (press) F5
Command(s):
#!/bin/sh
name=$GEDIT_CURRENT_DOCUMENT_NAME;
file=${name ...

... desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=application
MimeType=application/x-executable;
Exec=%f
Type=Application
Terminal=false
NoDisplay=true

then gedit /home/<user>/.local/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache
and add this line:

application/x-executable=gnome-commander.desktop

and thats all!

... set of options. However I noticed that the .prg file had permissions of rwx. I removed the x permission and double clicking on the file brings up gedit in both gnome commander and the file browser now.

I tried double clicking on my program to run it but in gnome-commander and got the following ...

... is to install gnome-commander which it is very usefull files manager based on Norton Commander (Total commander on Windows).

From a console window do:
sudo apt-get install gnome-commander

Then invoke it:
gnome-commander

simply double click on a PRG file and gedit will be automatically invoked

Wondering what the best editor to use to create / edit .prg files. gedit looks OK but isn't xBase aware (not that I can see). Any plugin for it? Any other editor recommendations?

Also how do you associate .prg files with your text editor so that you don't have to go Open with other application| Text ...