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| − | '''CEDET(Collection of Emacs Development Environment Tools)''' brings several modern IDE feature to Emacs. The CEDET collection is made up of several tools. At the core of the CEDET suite is [[EIEIO]], which is an | + | '''CEDET(Collection of Emacs Development Environment Tools)''' brings several modern IDE feature to Emacs. The CEDET collection is made up of several tools. At the core of the CEDET suite is [[EIEIO]], which is an implementation of Emacs Interpreted Objects. This provides a [[CLOS]]-like interface to writing object-oriented code in Emacs. EIEIO forms the base of most of the other tools, with the notable exception of [[Speedbar]]. |
Latest revision as of 02:13, 31 December 2013
| Description | IDE system for Emacs |
|---|---|
| Author | Eric Ludlam |
| Maintainer | Eric Ludlam |
| Source | http://cedet.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/cedet/ |
| Part of Emacs | yes (likely to be out of date) |
CEDET(Collection of Emacs Development Environment Tools) brings several modern IDE feature to Emacs. The CEDET collection is made up of several tools. At the core of the CEDET suite is EIEIO, which is an implementation of Emacs Interpreted Objects. This provides a CLOS-like interface to writing object-oriented code in Emacs. EIEIO forms the base of most of the other tools, with the notable exception of Speedbar.