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I have started on povclipse2.
I have taken Wolfgang's PovClipse and ported it to eclipse/mars.
It's early days yet in this process, but it boots up under mars.
There's a lot of good code in PovClipse, I'm surprised he abandoned it. :(
It just needs a little love to bring it from 2002 to 2016 best
practices. (Hard coded 3rd party libs in the project root? For shame, doc.)
Eine frage, bitte.
He writes in perfect Java Geek English, except in one case...
For brace matching, he calls {} Geschweift, and <> are Spitz.
I want to keep that tradition, what are the proper German geek words for
() and [] ?
--
dik
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hi,
On 18/03/2016 21:24, dick balaska wrote:
> For brace matching, he calls {} Geschweift, and <> are Spitz.
> I want to keep that tradition, what are the proper German geek words for
> () and [] ?
>
parentheses: Klammer (singular) and Klammern. no idea what the brackets
are called.
jr.
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dick balaska <dic### [at] buckosoft com> wrote:
> I have started on povclipse2.
> I have taken Wolfgang's PovClipse and ported it to eclipse/mars.
> It's early days yet in this process, but it boots up under mars.
>
> There's a lot of good code in PovClipse, I'm surprised he abandoned it. :(
> It just needs a little love to bring it from 2002 to 2016 best
> practices. (Hard coded 3rd party libs in the project root? For shame, doc.)
>
> Eine frage, bitte.
>
> He writes in perfect Java Geek English, except in one case...
>
> For brace matching, he calls {} Geschweift, and <> are Spitz.
> I want to keep that tradition, what are the proper German geek words for
> () and [] ?
>
> --
> dik
I set it in Eclipse.
Installation - Gemmora specific
Beautiful syntax highlighting, but doesn't work all this system in Linux if
display "ON". About this bug of SDL there was a separate talk here...
In Geany there is no syntax highlighting, but works faultlessly.
I use with Geany, with the black text. Flight is normal.
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Am 18.03.2016 um 22:24 schrieb dick balaska:
> Eine frage, bitte.
>
> He writes in perfect Java Geek English, except in one case...
>
> For brace matching, he calls {} Geschweift, and <> are Spitz.
> I want to keep that tradition, what are the proper German geek words for
> () and [] ?
Those German words aren't actually geek -- these braces are commonly
known as "geschweifte Klammern" (literally "pony-tailed brackets") and
"spitze Klammern" (literally "pointy brackets").
To keep with the spirit, the other two should be called "Rund" and
"Eckig", respectively, because the common terms are "runde Klammern" (or
just "Klammern") and "eckige Klammern".
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Does anyone have povclipse installed anywhere? I'm looking for the NLS
files. These will be named something like I18n*.properties where * is
Common, Outline, Editor, etc. (Also maybe I18n*_en.properties). There
should be 15 files for English, 15 for Deutsch, etc.
I can't find these anywhere in the source repo or source zips.
Before I hunt down an old eclipse and try an installer, I thought I
would ask.
I have been recreating the English ones as I go, with the help of
Wolfgang's web site which has screen shots of almost everything. ;)
But that's tedious and doesn't cover everything, and I'd rather not
spend weeks reverse engineering strings if I don't have to.
--
dik
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