I know its a bit too early, but I've been trying out Go (Google's Programming Language) and its kindof annoying to write code in gedit.
So, my question: What do you use to experiment with Go?
I know its a bit too early, but I've been trying out Go (Google's Programming Language) and its kindof annoying to write code in gedit.
So, my question: What do you use to experiment with Go?
vim or emacs? I haven't played around with Go yet, but those are the only editors I use when programming for myself.
After searching for alternatives, I found this thread. Mr Perez created a syntax file for gtk sourceview, so that editors such as gedit, scribes etc. can have syntax highlighting for Go~
just copy this to /usr/share/gtksourceview-2.0/language-specs/
Notepad++ could probably work with some tweaking of the syntax file for C++.
To see the differences read Go For C++ Programmers
Personally I find the split-window capability of kate to be quite useful in go programming. (Ubuntu 10.4 LTS with the kate syntax highlight file added)
Hotei