are there any ruby IDEs?

[Ryan Paul]

Hi,


Have a look at the beta of Arachno Ruby IDE at www.scriptolutions.com. I
have been using it for a couple of weeks and I must say it has a _very_
impressive feature set for an early version. I found that you can
already work pretty well with it. Also Lothar Scholz, the creator, is a
list regular here. At the moment he is on vacation but should be back
in a couple of weeks.

Hey, wait a moment, I don't get anything for this

Yours

Arachno looks intriguing, and the web site *says* it will run on linux,
but I wasnt able to find a linux version available for download. Is there
a free trial download of the linux version? (assuming a linux version
really does exist...)

Thanks
--SegPhault

 

[Sascha Ebach]

Hi Ryan,

Arachno looks intriguing, and the web site *says* it will run on linux,
but I wasnt able to find a linux version available for download. Is there
a free trial download of the linux version? (assuming a linux version
really does exist...)

Just wait a couple of days until Lothar comes back from his vacation. In
the mean time try emailing him directly.

Sascha

 

[Ruben]

At Fri, 14 May 2004 21:54:04 +0900,

That is kind of what I was looking for. I find it only a bit
annoying that you can eat the prompt. I would prefer no prompt
at all (maybe there is a way around).

I agree, I find it quite annoying too, but i don't know a way around
it either.

Xemacs. If it doesn't work on Emacs, shouldn't it give an error?
Try to use it at the end of a line, and see the difference.
Try also on an empty line, type many spaces, and press my-kill-line.
I find myself never having to type many times del or tab to fixup
whitespace anymore. I am interested what you think about it (I think
it is a great improvement).

I got it to work (I had to replace (interactive "_P") with
(interactive)), and I really like it, saves a lot of typing.

Ruben

 

[Brett Williams]

See http://vim-ruby.rubyforge.org.

The released files are quit out of date (/me smacks himself), so grab
a CVS tarball. It'll all be sorted out when Vim 6.3 arrives.

I noticed that 6.3a did not have updated files (all of my indentation
problems came back). Should I try 6.3b, or wait more... ?

 

[George Ogata]

On Thu, 13 May 2004 21:15:36 +0200, Ruben wrote:

replacement for beginning-of-line,
(this seems to be standard in most editors):

(defun beginning-of-line-or-indent ()
"Go to the first non blank character on the line,
or if already there, to the first character."
(interactive)
(let ((oldpoint (point)))
(beginning-of-line 1)
(skip-chars-forward " \t")
(if (= oldpoint (point))
(beginning-of-line 1))))

(global-set-key '(home) 'beginning-of-line-or-indent)
(global-set-key '(control a) 'beginning-of-line-or-indent)

Kristof

FYI, Emacsen by default have:

C-a -- beginning-of-line
M-m -- back-to-indentation

 

[Lothar Scholz]

gabriele renzi schrieb:





Win98/SE Just after the Start:

Cannot find import; DLL may be missing, corrupt, or wrong version
File "efox_microsoft.dll", error 31

Hello,
i'm back from my holiday and started working again today.
I'm sorry to say that Win98/SE is not supported - as mentioned on the
website, maybe i must use a bold font here. The reason is simply that
you can't reliable kill a process on Win98/SE or NT.

But i should add an error message instead of crashing the app
silently, thats right.