Crowbar is a lightweight Rust code editor with a built-in Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) manipulation tool. The editor allows you to load, modify, and run Rust code directly within the interface. It also provides real-time feedback on variable values through a visual inspector, making it easier to understand and debug Rust programs.
- Code Editor: Write and edit Rust code with syntax highlighting.
- AST Manipulation: Analyze and modify code using the AST. The editor allows you to update variable values dynamically before running the code.
- Variable Inspector: Displays variables of basic types (integers, floats, booleans, strings) and allows you to modify their values.
- Code Execution: Compile and run the Rust code directly within the editor. The output of the code execution is displayed in real-time.
- Support for Constants and Strings: The editor can handle and display constants and strings in the variable inspector.
- Load a File: Click on "Load File" to open a Rust file that you want to edit and run.
- Edit Code: Modify the code directly in the editor. You can change variable values or add new lines of code.
- Inspect Variables: The variable inspector below the code editor shows all variables in your code. You can modify their values and see the changes reflected immediately.
- Run Code: Click "Run Code" to compile and execute the Rust code. The output will be displayed in the "Output" section below the variable inspector.
sample.rs is used as an example Rust file to demonstrate the features of Crowbar. The file contains a simple Rust program that calculates the sum of two numbers and prints the result. You can load this file into Crowbar to see how the editor works.
Rust: Make sure you have Rust installed on your machine to compile and run the code.