OpenIDE

OpenIDE EditorEngine is an open source project maintained by the ContinuousTests
team www.continuoustests.com. The purpose of this tool is to provide a basic set of
IDE type features around you favorite editor like type search, project file management
and more.

As the project is in it's early stages but should run on Linux, MacOSX and windows.
Although it has only been tested on Linux and Windows yet. It currently supports type
search and basic project management.
To connect to the editors OpenIDENet uses EditorEngine, another open source project
maintained by ContinuousTests. Builds and tests are handled by AutoTest.Net or
ContinuousTests which are also maintained by ContinuousTests.

Getting started
Intro: http://www.continuoustests.com/OpenIDENet-intro.ogv
To deploy use deploy.sh/deploy.bat depending on the platform you are on. After
deployment the binaries end up in your ReleaseBinaries folder. First thing to
note is the oi and environment.rb files. oi is a shortcut for using oi.exe.
What we usually do is to add our oi folder to PATH so we can use the oi script
from any location. The environment.rb script will be what starts up with oi.
In there you can choose to start either ContinuousTests or AutoTest.Net for
handling automatic builds and test runs.

Below you will read about commands using templates. Templates are any executable
file or script that conforms to a set of rules like what they write to the console
or what arguments they support. To add a new command for commands supporting templates
just drop an executable script in there where the name of the script will become the
command.

To start navigate to the source folder you want to work with and execute the following
command (replace vim with any editor supported by EditorEngine):
oi editor vim

Now inside gvim it has hooked F8 to deal with keys:
	<F8>-t => Opens type search
		map <C-S-t> :nbkey t<cr>
		imap <C-S-t> <Esc>:nbkey t<cr>
	<F8>-j => Opens AutoTest.Net\ContinuousTests
		map <C-S-j> :nbkey j<cr>
		imap <C-S-j> <Esc>:nbkey j<cr>

There are also several commands for handling projects. These can be executed without
first hooking up to the editor through "oi editor vim".

Create (uses any template under templates/default/)
Create a c# project at the specified location
oi create library SomeProject/SomeProject.csproj

Add existing file
oi addfile SomeProject/NotYetAddedFile.cs

Remove file from project
oi removefile SomeProject/SomeFile.cs

Delete file and remove from project
oi deletefile SomeProject/SomeFile.cs

New (uses any template under templates/{type}/new)
oi new interface SomeProject/IANewClass
oi new class SomeProject/ANewClass
oi new fixture SomeProject/ANewClassTests

Reference\Dereference adds or removes project and assembly references to and from projects
oi reference lib/NUnit/nunit.framework.dll SomeProject/SomeProject.csproj
oi dereference lib/NUnit/nunit.framework.dll SomeProject/SomeProject.csproj