Goo Revisited
I must admit, I'm fickle. I run back and forth from language to language, trying this, then that, bumping into a quirk I don't like and moving on to the next one. I usually circle back around in a few months only to start the process all over again.
While playing with Goo, I wrote an Eclipse plugin that provides syntax highlighting and access to a sub-shell Goo REPL. I eventually set Goo aside (I can't even remember why right now) and went back to playing with Dylan and Scheme.
Since Goo has a Lispy syntax, it was relatively easy to modify things to work with MzScheme. This is only about 75% done, but you can get an idea of what it looks like.
I'll be posting it (with an installer) when its finished for people to try (or not) as they choose.
While playing with Goo, I wrote an Eclipse plugin that provides syntax highlighting and access to a sub-shell Goo REPL. I eventually set Goo aside (I can't even remember why right now) and went back to playing with Dylan and Scheme.
Since Goo has a Lispy syntax, it was relatively easy to modify things to work with MzScheme. This is only about 75% done, but you can get an idea of what it looks like.
I'll be posting it (with an installer) when its finished for people to try (or not) as they choose.
