- graphical user interface,
- configuration management based on CVS,
- easy access to and browsing of documentation,
- various editors, according to customizable file types,
- use of plug-ins to define new features,
- highly customizable interface (menus, toolbar, keyboard shortcuts),
- powerful editor with OCaml being the equivalent of Lisp in Emacs,
Cameleon comes with various tools and libraries which can be used to develop other OCaml applications; they are listed in the Tools and Libraries sections below.
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Reference documentation:
HTML documentation of available modules and libraries.
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Chamo: a powerful text editor.
DBForge: a tool to describe database schemas and generate OCaml code to access these databases.
OCamlcvs: a graphical interface to use CVS.
Report: a graphical designer of XML templates.
Topcameleon: a graphical interface for the OCaml toplevel.
Config_file: a small library to define, load and save options files.
Configwin: a library to easily create input dialog boxes for LablGtk2 applications.
Odiff: a small library to parse, print, display and merge differences in diff format.
Odot: a small library to parse and print Graphviz dot files.
Okey: a module to add handlers for key press events in LablGtk2.
Rss: a simple library to store and read RSS 2.0 files.
Tdl: a simple library to represent, store and read TODO lists in XML files.
Gtksv_utils: a module to share configuration of colors, fonts, ..., between applications using LablGtkSourceView, with functions and boxes to make the user edit configuration of languages and source views.
Maxence Guesdon:
Main developer.
Pierre-Yves Strub:
Contributions on DBForge and author of Tmpl_engine.
Jean-Baptiste Rouquier:
The Config_file library, based on code by Fabrice Le Fessant and Maxence Guesdon.