EmacsWiki: Programming Modes (original) (raw)

This is a subpage of CategoryModes. It lists modes for programming languages or programming environments.

• ActionScriptMode
• AdaMode
• AdmbMode – AD Model Builder
• AnsysMode
• AntlrMode
• APDLMode – Major mode for the APDL scripting language
• AugeasMode
• AutoconfMode – for autoconf configure scripts
• AutoExpMode – for Microsoft Visual Studio’s autoexp.dat file
• AutoHotKey Mode – page summarizing the modes available for the AutoHotKey scripting language
• Asm86Mode – Asm86 Mode is an Emacs major mode that helps the often-tedious task of coding assembly for the Asm86 assembler.
• AutoLispMode
• AxcessMode – also Netlinx
• BatMode – Dos scripts (batch files)
• BefungeMode – interpreter for the esoteric Befunge language
• BisonMode
• BooMode
• CamlMode – ObjectiveCaml
• CobolMode
• CPerlMode – improved PerlMode
• CcMode – C, C++ (cpp), Objective C, Java, etc.
• CEldocMode – display the arguments of C functions while programming
• CgMode – Cg, nvidia language for graphics cards
• ChillMode – CHILL (CCITT High Level Language) Mode for XEmacs
• ChillModePackage – CHILL (CCITT High Level Language) Mode for Emacs
• CheetahMode – Cheetah Templates Mode
• ClojureMode – clojure-mode for Clojure
• CMakeMode – Major mode for editing CMake cross-platform build scripts
• CobolMode
• CSharpMode – C#
• CudaMode – Cuda, the successor to GPGPU from NVIDIA.
• DMode – D language editing mode.
• D4Mode – Alphora Dataphor’s D4 relational data language.
• DDLMode – Data Definition Language Mode
• DelphiMode – for Borland Delphi’s Object Pascal syntax
• DevelockMode – highlight faulty formatted source
• DevKitEmacs – simplified interface to DevkitPro, for devloping
• DoxyMacs – Doxygen
• ECMAScriptMode – similar to JavaScriptMode
• ElDoc – documentation for EmacsLisp
• ElixirMode
• ElseMode – minor mode with code templates for various languages
• EmacsCodeBrowser (ECB)
• EmacsLispMode
• EnformMode – Major mode for Tandem Enform files.
• ErlangMode – Major mode for Erlang
• FlashActionscript – Flash Actionscript specific programming
• FlexMode
• Forth-mode – for Forth, typically included with gforth
• FortranMode – for fixed-format Fortran
• F90Mode – for free-format Fortran
• FuelMode – FUEL - Factor’s Ultimate Emacs Library an emacs major mode for writing Factor code.
• GasMode (Lisp:gas-mode.el) – A major mode for GNU Emacs to handle assembly language source files
• GaucheScheme – using Gauche from Emacs
• GdbMode – gdb user interface
• GdlMode
• GgoMode - edit Gengetopt .ggo files
• GimpMode – Script-fu programming for the GIMP GNU Image Manipulation Program.
• GLSL – OpenGL Shading Language
• GnomeWizard – Gwizard
• GoLangMode – Ken Thompson’s Go language
• GoLispMode – navigate lisp files as hypertext
• GprMode
• GprQuery
• GroovyMode
• HaskellMode
• HaxeMode
• IdlMode, IdlWaveMode
• InformMode – interactive fiction programming in Inform 6 & 7.
• ILispMode – CommonLisp / Scheme
• IniMode – Windows-style .ini files
• JasminMode – Jasmin Java bytecode assembler
• JavaCCMode – Java Compiler Compiler mode
• JavaDevelopmentEnvironment (JDE)
• JavaMode – Based on CcMode and comes with Emacs.
• JavaScriptMode
• JspMode
• JuliaMode – Also see Julia and JuliaProgrammingLanguage for more information of Julia programming in Emacs.
• LispInteractionMode
• LogoMode – Edit BerkeleyLogo source code and send instructions to to an interpreter.
• Logview – View Log4j or any other similar log files.
• LuaMode
• MalabarMode – new Java programming mode
• MatlabMode
• MaudeMode
• MuPACS – MuPAD editing mode
• MythrylMode – Mythryl mode
• ObjectiveCMode – for Objective-C, the “system language” of OS X and iOS
• OccamMode – for editing occam sourcecode
• PascalMode – see also DelphiMode
• PDDLMode – Planning Domain Definition Language
• PerlMode – see CPerlMode instead!
• PhpMode
• PhpsMode – Major mode for PHP with Semantic integration
• PlsqlMode
• Processing – mode for editing Processing .pde files
• ProgMode – Base mode for other programming modes, provided by Emacs
• PrologMode
• ProcommMode – mode for editing Procomm ASPECT scripts
• PythonProgrammingInEmacs – Python modes (Note: PythonMode redirects there)
• PureMode – mode for editing and running Pure scripts
• RacketMode
• QuackMode – alternative for Racket and Scheme
• R-Mode – mode for R language, a part of EssMode
• RakuMode – mode for editing Raku code.
• RubyMode – see also EnhancedRubyMode
• RagelMode – semi-working mode to handle Ragel Grammars.
• SawFishMode
• ScalaMode
• SchemeMode
• Scheme48Mode
• ShMode – Unix shell scripts (including bash, csh, etc)
• SkillMode
• SlimeMode – for Lisp code
• SlnMode – for Microsoft Visual Studio Solution (.sln) files
• SMLMode – an Emacs mode for editing Standard Meta-Language.
• SnobolMode – SNOBOL
• TclMode – Tcl/Tk
• TaclMode – Tandem Advanced Command Language
• TADS3-mode – interactive fiction programming using TADS3.
• TalMode – Tandem Application Language
• TieMode – Tensilica Instruction Extension (TIE) Language
• TuaregMode – ObjectiveCaml
• TypoScriptMode – TypoScript mode for Emacs.
• TypoThreePhpMode
• UniBASICMode – IBM Uni-Verse BASIC Language
• VisualBasicMode (yes!)
• XbaseMode
• XTalkMode
• VcgMode
• VertexShaderMode
• VhdlMode
• WhiteSpace – for those of you sick enough 😊
• WmlMode – Wesnoth Markup Language
• GwtMuMaMo – Multi major modes for Google Web Toolkit code

For discussion of programming modes that can be used for Guile, please see GuileIde and contribute your solutions and wishes.

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