that's exactly what we are doing with Yzis;) we have a core library that manages the whole 'editing' aspect, syntax highlight, plugins, language bindings, configuration.... , and GUIs 'clients' that just sends inputs and displays outputs. for now we have a KDE kpart (for kdevelop for example), a KDE app, a ncurses (console mode) and a Qt-only GUIs (will be used for windows and Mac OS X). we have started a GTKmm based one but we are lacking people knowing gtk well to complete it. windows port (and Mac OS X) is on the way and should be avail quite soon.
we are growing slowly but we should be able to release a stable initial release within a year.
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that's exactly what we are doing with Yzis ;) .... , and GUIs 'clients' that just sends inputs and displays outputs.
:)
we have a core library that manages the whole 'editing' aspect, syntax highlight, plugins, language bindings, configuration
for now we have a KDE kpart (for kdevelop for example), a KDE app, a ncurses (console mode) and a Qt-only GUIs (will be used for windows and Mac OS X).
we have started a GTKmm based one but we are lacking people knowing gtk well to complete it.
windows port (and Mac OS X) is on the way and should be avail quite soon.
we are growing slowly but we should be able to release a stable initial release within a year.
any help is welcome
Mik, Yzis developer