Yesterday I presented TMS Web Core in a general way but today I would like to talk about the IDE integration of TMS Web Core.<\/p>\n
From the beginning the goal was to integrate TMS Web Core into the IDE that it behaves like a new platform. Certainly, there are some restrictions, e.g. that a TMS Web Core project is a special kind of project with integrated HTML files but the usual functionality should be the same as for a normal desktop projects.<\/p>\n
One important point is that code completion and code insight must work and they do work. Another aspect is that a project must compile and run with F9, Ctrl+F9 etc. and this also does work.<\/p>\n
After compiling you can see as usual the hints, warnings and errors and certainly you can click on them so that the editor opens the unit at the fitting position.<\/p>\n
We also wanted to archive that you can find the compiler settings under project\/options and the general settings under tools\/options. We didn’t want to add some odd buttons or menu items so that you always have the impression that TMS Web Core is an integrated part of the wonderful IDE.<\/p>\n
One aspect I also would like to mention is that we are offering a command line compiler like Delphi does with the dcc32 or dcc64 but contrary to Delphi we are offering two versions of it, a 32 bit and a 64 bit version. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Yesterday I presented TMS Web Core in a general way but today I would like to talk about the IDE integration of TMS Web Core. From the beginning the goal was to integrate TMS Web Core into the IDE that … Continue reading