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--- en:handbook:development [2011/05/07 19:16] – update linea
+++ en:handbook:development [2016/10/24 14:24] (current) – IDE Geany replaced by Beaver hgt
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 ===== Beaver =====
-Beaver is a simple, lightweight and fast code editor offering syntax. Beaver can be found in the Menu -> Development ->Code Editor. Once launched for the first time you can adjust your preferences through the Edit button. You can run it through a X terminal with the following command:
+Beaver is a simple, lightweight and fast code editor offering syntax. Beaver can be found in the Menu -> Development -> Code Editor. Once launched for the first time you can adjust your preferences through the Edit button. You can run it through a X terminal with the following command:
 <code> $ beaver & </code>
+===== Geany IDE=====
+Geany is an IDE, or Integrated Development Environment. It is a simple, small and lightweight application, offering syntax, tabs and self-completion.
+==== Executing Geany ====
+You can install Geany:
+<code># tazpkg get-install geany</code>
+After it runs for the first time, you can set your preferences through the menu //Edit// --> //Preferences// option. It is also possible to run Geany via terminal:
+<code>$ geany &</code>
+Note: when compiling source code, the //./configure// script offers the //-enable-the-force// option, which you could use if you feel the need to became a Jedi warrior!
 ===== Perl or Microperl - Code/use Perl scripts =====
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 === Hello world! ===
-The purpose of this script is to display Hello World. You can start by creating the file and making it executable on the command line and then editing with IDE Geany. Note the script is called hello.pl, but you can name it as you see fit, with or without the .pl extension:
+The purpose of this script is to display Hello World. You can start by creating the file and making it executable on the command line and then editing with Beaver. Note the script is called hello.pl, but you can name it as you see fit, with or without the .pl extension:
 <code>

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