Code editor for Erlang

Question

Erlang

Is it possible to find a normal non-emacs code editor/IDE for Erlang under Debian/Ubuntu?

Answer 1

Try eclipse + erlide plugin.
there is a backlight and intelligence

Answer 2

Em. Well, as usual, vim, but in general kate seems to support Erlang syntax highlighting.

Answer 3

I use Geany. The Ubuntu packages will have the old version without highlighting erl files, and the packages will have the official version. The editor's site is already all present.
Minus: parsing functions into Geany tags is not supported - "tags" in Geany are used to navigate through the code.
Plus: a full-fledged terminal is built in, just don’t forget to enable the parameter in the settings so that the Ctrl + C combinations work, etc. In the terminal, I launch the dev server with the sync application through rebar , where immediately after writing the .erl file I see a log about successful / unsuccessful compilation. For me, as a beginner in Erlang, this is very convenient.

Answer 4

If it's not too late, I'll recommend Sublime Text 2. A very convenient editor, they say it's somewhat similar to TextMate. It highlights the syntax, there is a file tree, the ability to compile and write your own plugins for it in python.

Answer 5

I recommend Intellij IDEA + Erlang Plugin

Answer 6

Emacs + distel, when I last looked, worked so-so, but everything else is just simple editors with highlighting.

Answer 7

Eclipse + github.com/erlide/erlide/wiki is the best so far.

Answer 8

Join the question.
Do you have any online IDE with Erlang support?

Answer 9

I have personally used Erlide erlide.org although all hard core Erlang programmers use Emacs. I think if now I need to write something in Erlang again, I will also use Emacs