Re: New ProjectCenter Icons

[Nicola Pero]

>> Finally: http://www.gnustep.org/experience/ProjectCenter.html says
>>
>> "ProjectCenter is GNUstep's integrated developement environment (IDE)."
>
> So is there any other IDE to use GORM with?

Sure - there is emacs ;-)

Everyone has got their favourite program for editing code and 
organizing project files.  These programs are general-purpose 
development environments that can be adapted to work with GNUstep 
easily and nicely.  Eg, emacs has got an objc mode, a makefile mode, 
hit button to compile, hit button to step to next error, etc. (and 
btw it works in a command line terminal without requiring X Windows).

It's great to have our own IDE, but we need to keep in mind that
many people will keep using their general-purpose IDEs.  And that's 
not a problem, it's a GNUstep feature ("works in your favourite IDE")!

They still need to use Gorm to edit NIB files (if they need to), 
so Gorm should be able to interact nicely with other programs / work 
with almost any IDE.

It sounds like a good idea to have Gorm and PC work particularly well
together though.  They could detect each other and integrate nicely.

Thanks