Notepad++ for Turing?

[mirhagk]

What is openT being coded in? I'd be happy to help if I can at all. I only know c++, XNA, Turing and a little bit of shaders

[DemonWasp]

Java, Java and Java. The compiler compiles to JVM bytecode (which is kind of a standard way for small language projects to go...buys a lot of performance and an assembly layer really easily, plus it provides machine-independence). The compiler itself and the IDEs are - as far as I know - pure Java.

[mirhagk]

lol well thought i'd offer my assitance, guess im not much use lol

[Tony]

There's more than just writing code in any project.

[mirhagk]

well if you need any work done, I'm down for it. I'm pretty decent at programming, and am severly dedicated to any tasks I'm giving.

[Tony]

Talk to rizzix

[B-Man 31]

this sounds really, interesting, is there anywhere where i can erad more about this openT, or how i could contribute to it even thoughj im not the greatest of programmers.

[apomb]

B-Man 31 wrote:

this sounds really, interesting, is there anywhere where i can erad more about this openT, or how i could contribute to it even thoughj im not the greatest of programmers.

See

Tony @ Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:00 am wrote:

Talk to rizzix

also
here and here

should help

[B-Man 31]

apomb @ Tue Dec 08, 2009 10:52 am wrote:

B-Man 31 wrote:

this sounds really, interesting, is there anywhere where i can erad more about this openT, or how i could contribute to it even thoughj im not the greatest of programmers.

See

Tony @ Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:00 am wrote:

Talk to rizzix

also
here and here

should help

cool, thanks

[ryan.s]

Does open turing have a syntax file that can be grabbed for N++?

I started work on defining it myself, but i cant figure out how to handle folding, making it select the proper end statement (matching brace, basically)

The issue is with the folding setup, due to the overuse of the word "end" this could be difficult or impossible to make right