Dan Price said : - When you run code, do you get a console/output window?
It's possible and it's very extensible, especially if you have basic bash (and probably ruby) programming experience.
As a starter programmer with no previous experience in programming, I decided to buy a book and start with Objective C. The files I work on, are .m files. I didn't like the idea to open the console and supply the command line every time I had to compile & run a single file in order to understand if there were semantic or syntax errors. So here is what I did and works perfectly. I'm sure you can create bundles to do almost everything.
by Panagiotis Atmatzidis — Nov 06
It's possible and it's very extensible, especially if you have basic bash (and probably ruby) programming experience.
As a starter programmer with no previous experience in programming, I decided to buy a book and start with Objective C. The files I work on, are .m files. I didn't like the idea to open the console and supply the command line every time I had to compile & run a single file in order to understand if there were semantic or syntax errors. So here is what I did and works perfectly. I'm sure you can create bundles to do almost everything.