sciTE-Go option greyed out

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Tara Keane

I'm using sciTE editor, I've selected Ruby as the language and I've
saved my code but the F5 option Go under Tools menu is greyed out (as is
build and compile).
It worked yesterday and I'm confused.
Any suggestions welcome...
 
Q

Quintus

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Am 21.10.2010 12:54, schrieb Tara Keane:
I'm using sciTE editor, I've selected Ruby as the language and I've
saved my code but the F5 option Go under Tools menu is greyed out (as is
build and compile).
It worked yesterday and I'm confused.
Any suggestions welcome...

You can always start your Ruby script from the commandline via "ruby
your_script.rb". (I additionally recommend passing -w to ruby in order
to display warnings)

I once ran into the same problem and I think that had to do with spaces
in the path the script was placed in. However, I'm not sure about this.
Try configuring your Ruby properties file (Options -> Edit Properties ->
Open ruby.properties) so that it looks like this at the bottom:
===========================
if PLAT_WIN
command.go.*.rb=ruby -w "$(FileNameExt)"
command.go.subsystem.*.rb=1
command.go.*.rbw=rubyw "$(FileNameExt)"
command.go.subsystem.*.rbw=1

if PLAT_GTK
command.go.*.rb=ruby -w "$(FileNameExt)"

command.name.1.*.rb=Check Syntax
command.1.*.rb=ruby -cw "$(FileNameExt)"

command.name.2.*.rb=Code Profiler
command.2.*.rb=ruby -rprofile "$(FileNameExt)"
===========================

Vale,
Marvin
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