Thanks Dietmar! I have already found GoldED to be an indispensable piece of software, and now it is even better!

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Just in case some lazy Amiga developes are looking for even more advanced technology to get rid of the writing stage and proceed directly to the validation stage, this seems promising:
The Automatic Paper Generator

This is cool. Does GoldEd now work with the OS4 SDK? Seem to remember something about that not being the case some time back?

If that's now useable...where can ya buy it? (preferably a download and license key)


People- 2 posts where someone is working on a good editor and devel environment...shame on you, show some support!

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Does GoldEd now work with the OS4 SDK?

Not yet but Dietmar is currently working on it. The next C/C++ mode update is going to have the OS4 SDK integrated.

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where can ya buy it? (preferably a download and license key)

Just contact the author. The full version of GoldED cannot be downloaded, it comes on a CD, which is required if you perform updates.

To comment on the IDE part of GoldED: I was used to StormC's "visual" environment and things like GCC always gave me shivers. However, GoldED hides a lot of the unpleasant stuff from you, so switching from Storm to GCC was almost painless (also thanks to the great support I received from the author via the support forum). Now I don't miss StormC anymore.

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Not yet but Dietmar is currently working on it. The next C/C++ mode update is going to have the OS4 SDK integrate

Actually, I've finished working on it. It was basically completed before Eastern, then a very quick beta test, now I'm waiting to get approval for creative use of the SDK.

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so switching from Storm to GCC was almost painless

To be fair, StormC is a class of its own. Visual debugger, visual make, GUI wizard, many supported platforms including quite esoteric ones etc. But StormC was written by a big and professional team, no single developer can compete with that.
The people of Haage&Partner

@dietmar

GoldEd looks great. So far I've only used LSE/SE from Lattice/SAS/C.
I'm ready for a better editor, but I'm really gonna miss knowing
all the keyboard shortcuts.
How configurable are the keyboard command keys for GoldEd?
Also, I browsed the web page but did not see a price for GoldEd.

When an OS4 version is released, I'll be ready to purchase it.

Thanks,
LyleHaze

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How configurable are the keyboard command keys for GoldEd?

Frankly, I have never seen an Amiga program as configurable as GoldED. Setting up your own keyboard commands is not a problem. The editor allows global as well as local (per-filetype) settings.

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When an OS4 version is released

Dietmar, I am afraid you'll have to tell the GED-for-OS4 story again.

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How configurable are the keyboard command keys for GoldEd?

You can bind the editor's internal commands to keys, or Rexx macros, programs, text sequences, commands implemented by plug-ins, even programs written in a Lisp-inspired language (which will be the future of GoldED's configuration). Key configuration is filetype-specific, ie. pressing F1 in a C++ file could have a different meaning than pressing F1 in a HTML file. It's also hierarchical but let's draw a line here.

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Also, I browsed the web page but did not see a price for GoldEd.

For some purposes (specifically HTML, or to get the gcc/vbcc compiler installations), the freely downloadable version might be all you need. If you are interested to buy to get the unlimited version or to support the future development, visit the online shop.

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When an OS4 version is released, I'll be ready to purchase it

GoldED is a cross-platform product, I will not make "an OS4 version". Platforms are supported by supporting their specific software development kits and fixing platform-specific issues. Right now the C/C++ component integrates with the AmigaOS3 SDK, the PowerUP/WarpOS SDK and the MorphOS SDK. If and when the OS4 SDK integration is approved, the updated C/C++ package for OS4 will be a free download.

@dietmar

Thanks for going over the details..

I look forward to checking it out..

LyleHaze

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