Hi,
If anyone is using Windows, please share what environment you're using to program in.
I'm using a Windows Vim with Cygwin's rxvt and mercurial. That is: I edit in Vim, run a REPL in screen in a rxvt to send code to and mercurial and mq for playing with different ideas before going on. I don't like the monolitic style of IDEs. I tried Eclipse (for Ruby development) but the resource hungriness killed all the fun...
-method/parameter lookup (for clojure and java code)
The Vim plugin doesn't give the parameters, but it provides C-n completion for the functions of Clojure. For Java I don't know.
-syntax highlighting
Works with Vim.
PS: I'm attempting to install Vim and the clojure plugin for windows right now, but can't find a tutorial for windows and am having lots of trouble. A link would be really helpful.
Let's say, as an example, you installed Vim to C:\Vim. Then create a directory C:\Vim\vimfiles. Download VimClojure and put the files in this directory. So eg. ftplugin/clojure.vim should go to C:\Vim\vimfiles\ftplugin\clojure.vim. Make sure that filetype plugins and syntax highlighting are active. Put the following in your _vimrc. filetype plugin indent on syntax on Then everything should work out of the box. In case you are still unsure of where to look for files etc., helpful topics are: :help _vimrc or :help runtimepath VimClojure can be found at: http://kotka.de/projects/clojure/vimclojure.html Hope this helps. Sincerely Meikel
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