IDE for netrexx?

[Ramesh Venkitaswaran]

I was wondering whether there exists an IDE to code in netrexx? I use
xemacs to write rexx code. Querying using Google did not seem to help.
The only item that I found was "Visual Netrexx" and sadly, the last
release seems to be from 1998.

PS: This is a wonderfully designed language. I used to write rexx on
mainframes, and now I code in Java. This brings the best of both
worlds!! Thanks to those who maintain this software.

--
Ramesh.

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[rvjansen]

not that I know off; there is a netrexx mode for emacs though, which  
should work on xemacs also. I'll send you a copy in a separate email.

best regards,

René.

On 30-jan-2006, at 22:14, Ramesh Venkitaswaran wrote:

> I was wondering whether there exists an IDE to code in netrexx? I use
> xemacs to write rexx code. Querying using Google did not seem to help.
> The only item that I found was "Visual Netrexx" and sadly, the last
> release seems to be from 1998.
>
> PS: This is a wonderfully designed language. I used to write rexx on
> mainframes, and now I code in Java. This brings the best of both
> worlds!! Thanks to those who maintain this software.
>
> --
> Ramesh.
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[Peter Sharp]

Being a mainframe guy, I haven't yet grasped the IDE thing.  But, a while
ago, someone said that jEdit is handy because at least it understands
NetRexx syntax.  Maybe it's not a full IDE, but it's a handy NetRexx
editor.

Peter Sharp
Ballarat Australia

not that I know off; there is a netrexx mode for emacs though, which
should work on xemacs also. I'll send you a copy in a separate email.

best regards,

René.

On 30-jan-2006, at 22:14, Ramesh Venkitaswaran wrote:

> I was wondering whether there exists an IDE to code in netrexx? I use
> xemacs to write rexx code. Querying using Google did not seem to help.
> The only item that I found was "Visual Netrexx" and sadly, the last
> release seems to be from 1998.
>
> PS: This is a wonderfully designed language. I used to write rexx on
> mainframes, and now I code in Java. This brings the best of both
> worlds!! Thanks to those who maintain this software.
>
> --
> Ramesh.

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[Ramesh Venkitaswaran]

On Jan 30, 2006, at 5:56 PM, Peter Sharp wrote:
> Being a mainframe guy, I haven't yet grasped the IDE thing.  But, a
> while
>

I came from the mainframe world too (TSO/ISPF). It took me a while to
get used to an IDE, but now that I use it, it seems useful in some
situations. The only reason that I was asking for an IDE was that Java
has a zillion classes and methods, and using an IDE's auto-complete
feature has been pretty useful to me in the past, in assisting my
feeble memory.

Thanks for all the answers, though. I used Rene's netrexx-mode lisp
file in xemacs and it works like a charm.


Regards
--
Ramesh


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