CLIPS plug-in for Eclipse
Amittai Shapira
I'm working with CLIPS for some time now (> 2 years) and I'm starting
to think of ways to improve my productivity.
We use Eclipse, but just as an editor with syntax coloring.
I've been looking all over for IDE for CLIPS but couldn't find any
(there's something called "Expert System Designer" but I couldn't
actually download it or contact the creators).
Is there anyone interested in starting a project of creating plug-in
to Eclipse to make it "full-blown" IDE for CLIPS: debugger,
intellisense etc... ?
CLIPS Support
either.
I you come across any APIs you need in CLIPS to support Eclipse
integration, post them to the forum and I'll take a look at including
them in CLIPS.
家华 黄
Amittai Shapira
I've looked at Drools (JBoss rules) and it's interesting but it's not
CLIPS.
I have pretty big code base in CLIPS so I'd like to do something for
CLIPS, without changing my existing cdoe base.
> Amittai Shapira <amittaishap...@gmail.com> 写道：
> I'm working with CLIPS for some time now (> 2 years) and I'm starting
> to think of ways to improve my productivity.
> We use Eclipse, but just as an editor with syntax coloring.
> I've been looking all over for IDE for CLIPS but couldn't find any
> (there's something called "Expert System Designer" but I couldn't
> actually download it or contact the creators).
> Is there anyone interested in starting a project of creating plug-in
> to Eclipse to make it "full-blown" IDE for CLIPS: debugger,
> intellisense etc... ?
>
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Peter Lin
JESS comes with an eclipse IDE. there used be an open source CLIPS ide
for eclipse, but don't know if that is still actively being developed.
peter
Amittai Shapira
CLIPS Support
but it's marked as obsolete.
On Dec 30, 2:33 am, "Amittai Shapira" <amittaishap...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Thanks!
> I've looked for the CLIPS plugin, but all the links are broken. Does anyone
> has unbroken link? Have it for download?
> I think it's better to start a project from something other than nothing...
>
Johan Lindberg
> I you come across any APIs you need in CLIPS to support Eclipse
> integration, post them to the forum and I'll take a look at including
> them in CLIPS.
One thing I've recently found myself missing is a documentation
function[1]. I've always assumed one existed but I haven't been able
to find it anywhere. The reason i'm posting it in this thread is
because I think an IDE should be able to show the documentation string
of a function in various situations (similar to what Eclipse does for
JavaDoc comments) and in order to do that we need a way to extract the
info programmatically.
What I'm talking about is something similar to:
CLIPS> (deffunction foo ()
"This is an optional documentation string"
(return TRUE))
CLIPS> (documentation foo)
"This is an optional documentation string"
CLIPS> (deffunction bar ()
(return TRUE))
CLIPS> (documentation bar)
nil
CLIPS>
This should also apply to defrules, defmodules and anywhere else you
can specify an optional documentation string.
BR
Johan Lindberg
jo...@pulp.se
CLIPS Support
Get<Construct>PPForm functions, but these don't have a counterpart
that can be invoked from a CLIPS program.
On Jan 3, 6:50 am, "Johan Lindberg" <johan.h.lindb...@gmail.com>
wrote: