The Caml Hump: Software development :: Editor modes

Tuareg is a Caml mode for GNU Emacs and XEmacs. It handles automatic indentation of Objective Caml and Camllight codes. Key parts of the code are hilighted using Font-Lock. Support to run an interactive Caml toplevel and debbuger is provided.

OCaml syntax file for the VIM-editor.

A source code tagger for OCaml that can be plugged in to GNU Global's tag set up.

An Emacs tag generator for Ocaml source files, working also with syntaxes extended with Camlp4.

OCaml tag file generator.

Tuareg imenu is an extesion for Emacs of the tuareg mode (it do not work under XEmacs). It help to have an global visoin of you code

A ViM extension that is able to parse .annot files and print the type of an highlighted (visual mode) part of an ocaml source file.

A vim plugin to handle annot files.

Caml for Scintilla is a free source and binary package which adds syntax coloring for the Objective Caml language to the multi-platform (Win32 and GTK+) Scintilla editing component and SciTE text editor.

Merlin is a tool which providessmart completion, among other things, in your favorite editor. As of today, Vim and Emacs are supported.

OMLet provides a much better indentation for Caml/OCaml files than the official one. It mostly behaves as tuareg-mode for emacs does. Omlet supports most of the language features, including objects.

Vim tag file generation for OCaml.

Given a cursor position (line 30, column 20) "annot -type 30 20 main.annot" looks up the type annotation for that position in main.annot. It is trivial to hook this to a key in Vim, and probably most other editors.

An Emacs minor mode for automatic look up OCaml Info files.

Smart-indent macros and syntax hilighting for OCaml code with NEdit.

Hints which might help you get started with OCaml-development (mostly in UNIX environment).