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Posted to users@netbeans.apache.org by Dawn Raison <dz...@lemur.co.uk> on 2021/01/30 13:44:46 UTC
Netbeans + Prolog
Hi folks,
As part of my AI and AI Programming module this coming semester, we'll
be doing a fair chunk of Prolog experimentation + development, and I'd
really like to use NB for this if possible. I really don't fancy
learning a new editor and a new language at the same time.
I've had a bit of a scout about, and there are lots of 10 year old posts
on the subject of integrating NB and Prolog, but nothing newer pops up
than a stray plugin claiming to be for NB 7.1, but it's homepage is long
gone so I can't verify it's veracity.
There is this -
https://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/60/nbm-prolog.html, but the
links to other resources at the bottom are all long dead too.
Does anyone have experience of setting anything up like this within NB?
Happy to work on a shared plugin and bring it up to 12.x compatibility
if anyone has any pointers to do so?
Thanks,
Dawn Raison
Re: Netbeans + Prolog
Posted by Oliver Rettig <Ol...@orat.de>.
Hi Dawn,
the tutorial describes how to make Syntax-Highlighting with the Schliemann tool but this is
dead. I think Syntaxhighlighting+FileType-Def in netbeans for Prolog should be very easy to
implement by TextMate.
We have some students at the DHBW-Karlsruhe working on Netbeans-Support of our DSL
"prepro". This is based on LSP but this is much more complex but this way looks also very
promising.
I also think about tooling for AI programming with java and netbeans for our students. So I
am interested in what your are planed and your experiences. We have expierences with DL4J
and we think about to try mlib.
best regards
Oliver
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https://www.karlsruhe.dhbw.de/dr-rettig.html
Hi folks,
As part of my AI and AI Programming module this coming semester, we'll be doing a fair
chunk of Prolog experimentation + development, and I'd really like to use NB for this if
possible. I really don't fancy learning a new editor and a new language at the same time.
I've had a bit of a scout about, and there are lots of 10 year old posts on the subject of
integrating NB and Prolog, but nothing newer pops up than a stray plugin claiming to be for
NB 7.1, but it's homepage is long gone so I can't verify it's veracity.
There is this - https://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/60/nbm-prolog.html[1], but the links to
other resources at the bottom are all long dead too.
Does anyone have experience of setting anything up like this within NB? Happy to work on a
shared plugin and bring it up to 12.x compatibility if anyone has any pointers to do so?
Thanks,
Dawn Raison
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[1] https://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/60/nbm-prolog.html