Does “Intellipad” (nee Emacs.NET) support .NET?
I was asked this question based on my Emacs.NET (2010) post, so I thought I respond with a screenshot from the current CTP.
“Intellipad” is a .NET application that is used to write a .NET application: (large portions of) itself.
Most of the commands are in IronPython. Further, the tests are in IronPython. You can run them from the command buffer in the tool (>>>Test(“TestName”)) and they ship in the CTP.
Beyond IronPython, “Intellipad” supports “modes” for “M”, T-SQL, and lots more. Of course, since the tool is completely extensible, you can add whatever language you want, as I did with MUrl.
BTW: In case it is not clear, this is all still in CTP, the team is still working on it, so stuff can change. I know the “M” and “Intellipad”/”Quadrant” teams believe strongly in text as a core way of “modeling” software, so you can expect that principle to be honored.