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Posted
by Alex Davidovic
on August 24th, 2000
Environment: Any environment that can run the .NET development tools
Antechinus, the very first professional C# editor supports the new Microsoft's C# (C Sharp) programming language color-coded syntax and allows you to compile and run applications from the integrated environment. This editor is already a favorite of many developers (such as myself) that have been using C# since it began in alpha
Check out the Version History below to see a full set of currently supported features!!
Version History
- Version 2.1
- Installing in c:\Program Files\...
- Addressing embedded spaces in directory names
- EditMDI is now Antechinus C# Editor
- Version/company info has been corrected
- Version 2.0
- Improved multiple document interface
- Easy single-click navigation between documents
- Support for projects
- Improved integration with .Net tools
- Easy project generation for the compilation of console and Windows programs, libraries and add-on modules.
- Version 1.0
- Attractive alternative to command-line compiling
- It supports the C# programming language color-coded syntax and allows you to compile and run applications from the integrated environment.
- Unlimited undo/redo
- 2 levels of bookmarks
- Brace matching
- Syntax error navigation after compiling
- Customizable color-scheme for syntax elements
- Split windows for easy simultaneous editing of multiple parts of the same source code file
- Visual Studio-like "auto-indent"
Comments
Antechinus C# Editor v4.0
Posted by Legacy on 06/26/2001 12:00amOriginally posted by: C Point
C Point team is pleased to announce the release of Antechinus C# Editor v4.0, which allows you to design, compile and run C# applications from the integrated environment.
Highlights:
* Intellisense/auto-complete. Antechinus reacts as you type to provide extensible pick-lists for widely used classes. Methods, properties and parameter-lists are at your fingertips.
* C# Fundamentals tutorial, in addition to the quick-start tutorial. Step-by-step guide to C# programming, written by Michael Bartlett.
* NET auto-detection and integration: The links to tools and help files are now created automatically for the default .NET installation.
* Context-sensitive help. To get help for the word under the cursor just hit F1: instant help for .NET namespaces, classes, properties and methods.
* Improved project management, and
* Greater efficiency. Antechinus 4.0 has many under-the-hood improvements. Despite adding new features, the size of the editor has been reduced from 1.28MB to 1.08MB.
Antechinus C# Editor is available for download from:
Replyhttp://www.c-point.com/download2.htm
C# comments
Posted by Legacy on 05/23/2001 12:00amOriginally posted by: SAMUEL NELSON
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