Which text editors REALLY support D? [Wiki EditorSupport]

[Anders F Björklund]

Bruno Medeiros wrote:

> IDEs
> * Must have semantic features, or a GUI-builder, or good debugger 
> integration.
> An example of a semantic feature would be code completion (but not just 
> completion of D keywords, which is merely syntactic).
> If it is a plugin for an IDE (such as Visual Studio), but the plugin 
> itself only has editor features, place an appropriate note, or don't put 
> it in the IDE category, as you feel appropriate.


http://prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?EditorSupport#Othereditors

Code::Blocks, while being a C/C++ IDE that kinda thinks that DMD/GDC
are some weird "compilers", does have most of the basic IDE features.
It does allow you to create projects and edit code, and it allows you
to build with DMD or GDC and run and debug them with for instance GDB.

So shouldn't it be listed among the D IDE's ? Theoretically it even
has a GUI builder with wxSmith and wxD, although no template just yet.
(the builder writes xml-based "XRC" files, which can be loaded by wx)
And it's also cross-platform and free software, which is rather rare.


http://prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?EditorSupport#IDEEditorsthatsupportD

I added Xcode to the IDE list, since it does have lexing and completion.
http://michelf.com/projects/d-for-xcode/ (does require Mac OS X though)

--anders