vi has a class browser, refactoring support and a debugger? Wow, I need
to brush up on my vi! 
The plugin does have an "outline view", which is what I think of as a
class browser, unless that's not what you mean. As for "refactoring
tools", I always cringe when I hear phrase that in relation to any agile
language. What, exactly, are you looking for?
I know there's a new release of the plugin coming out relatively soon
which will include code folding and an ri plugin. Not sure what else it
will have.
Regards,
Dan
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-----Original Message-----
From: Travis Smith [mailto:zultan.durin@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 7:28 PM
To: ruby-talk ML
Subject: Re: Debug in Eclipse RDT
Not that this is terribly helpful, but I found the Eclipse
plugin lacking most of the useful features of Eclipse so I
went back to vi. Do we have a class browser? Refactoring
tools? The source code wouldn't auto indent (but I admit I
didn't play with it long enough to see if this was the plugin
or just a setting I needed to tweak). Do we get code completion?
vi has a class browser, refactoring support and a debugger? Wow, I need
to brush up on my vi!
No, that's just what it takes for me to move away from vi. I spend
more time in an xterm than anywhere else and I'm not running a fancy
GUI on top of my unix (Mac OS). Emacs however, you can play tetris
instead of doing any coding. What more could you ask for in an IDE?
The plugin does have an "outline view", which is what I think of as a
class browser, unless that's not what you mean. As for "refactoring
tools", I always cringe when I hear phrase that in relation to any agile
language. What, exactly, are you looking for?
I'll give you I don't see the need for a re-factoring tool in Ruby
yet. However I use the one build into Netbeans all the time when I do
Java stuff. I need to change the name of a method or class? Oh wow,
let me fix all reference of that for you right now. As it stands
though, grep does a good job of picking them out of my directory.
I know there's a new release of the plugin coming out relatively soon
which will include code folding and an ri plugin. Not sure what else it
will have.
I will check it out when it comes, the real question - will auto rdoc
my code and load that up like it does for Java? (Eclipse does do that
for Java, doesn't it? Or maybe it one of the other IDEs... not
something I often use.)
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On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 00:15:00 +0900, Berger, Daniel <Daniel.Berger@qwest.com> wrote:
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~Travis