Maybe I'm really completely outdated, but I would like my IDE to be able to open a file in 5 seconds. It should not take me less than a minute to figure how to open a file either. I work on a lot of small scripts that don't even get commited (and are very likely forgotten). I personally had horrible experience with the previous version (nothing worked) and still waiting to finish hg clone of stuff (and migration of a…
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#42Also, I clicked 'clone' on a public github repo of mine, and nothing ever seems to happen.
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#45bin|⇒ ./c9 path.existsSync is now called `fs.existsSync`. ERROR: Could not determine your mac address! Make sure you are connected to the internet for the first run and login. I'm pretty sure that I'm connected to the Internets. I do have a non standard setup where br0 is a bridge to eth0 due to having a bunch of KVM instances floating around, but the question is: why does it need my MAC address in the first place?
However, I'm using VMWare Player to host Ubuntu which could be a limitation regarding the MAC address retrieval process c9 uses.
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Cloud9 uses Treehugger ( https://github.com/ajaxorg/treehugger ) for all language analysis and completion features. It's an AST framework, so it should be fairly easy to plug in other languages.
Well the thing is, GoCode and MarGo are standalone daemons that are queried for completion results, or linting, etc. So I would almost need a higher level place to hook it in to Ace.