Introducing UEStudio: a professional IDE for Harbour and FWH

[Antonio Linares]

http://fivetechsoft.com/forums/viewtopi ... ight=#4358

[Rick Lipkin]

Antonio

Very kewl IDE .. been looking for a good resource editor to replace Borland's 16 bit Workshop. Nice to see it integrated into a package also with a project builder ...

I did not see a link to the creator of the software .. is this a commercial IDE for re-sale ??

Thanks
Rick Lipkin
SC Dept of HEalth, USA

[Rick Lipkin]

To All

How DUMB of me .. found everything about this on the UE site ..

Rick

[Antonio Linares]

Rick,

UEStudio is a commercial product from http://www.ultraedit.com/

[Milan Mehta]

Hello All,

I take this opportunity to tell you all that, I have been using xMate now since last 2 years and extremely happy with it. It has all the features you discussed here (except Resource Editor). and it is Free too. It has full predefined configurations for Harbour, xHarbour and FWH.

Andy Woo has been continuously upgrading the product and giving the support too whenever asked.

I suggest all interested ones to try that product.

Milan.

[Silvio]

Also I use Xmate

Xmate to create program is ok
Xmake TO create LIB is Ok

I think Andy must create a mini Workshop into Xmate to create RC,REs, or DLL FILES because we must use another program as Workshop borland or another ( Pelles C)

Regards

[Antonio Linares]

In my opinion, xMate should integrate the project manager into the same window where the source code editor is. As UEStudio does it.

[Rick Lipkin]

I use xMate as well .. a very nice product !! .. Would like to ( also ) see Andy integrate a full featured resource editor.. You can build and re-build projects from the editor .. but I think Antonio has a good idea in that the Editor should be the 'source' platform that launches the project mgmt.

I know xMate is 'free' .. perhaps Andy could keep xMate as it is and commercially sell an integrated resource editor module as a 'full featured' ( for profit ) package... I would buy it

Keep it Simple Andy .. hate the Visual Studio 'look' .. too clumsy !!

Rick Lipkin
SC Dept of Health, USA