Eclipse Plug-In

ruby-talk
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Hi.

Is there a Eclipse[1] Plug-In for Ruby-code-highlighting?

[1]
Version: 2.1.3
Build id: 200403101828

greetings
Dirk Einecke

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Dirk Einecke wrote:

Is there a Eclipse[1] Plug-In for Ruby-code-highlighting?

Yes, SourceForge has an RDT (Ruby Development Tool) for Eclipse. Does
highlighting and tree navigation at this point.

 http://sourceforge.net/projects/rubyeclipse
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“Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct,
not tried it.” – Donald Knuth (in a memo to Peter van Emde Boas)

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Hi.

Jim Weirich wrote:

Is there a Eclipse[1] Plug-In for Ruby-code-highlighting?

Yes, SourceForge has an RDT (Ruby Development Tool) for Eclipse. Does
highlighting and tree navigation at this point.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/rubyeclipse

Okay. I’ve downloaded the file and put the directories “features” and
“plugins” in my local “features” und plugins" and restart eclipse. But
nothing happens. If I open Ruby file I can not see any
code-highlighting. Any hints?

greetings
Dirk Einecke

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Dirk Einecke wrote:

Jim Weirich wrote:

Yes, SourceForge has an RDT (Ruby Development Tool) for Eclipse. Does
highlighting and tree navigation at this point.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/rubyeclipse

Okay. I’ve downloaded the file and put the directories “features” and
“plugins” in my local “features” und plugins" and restart eclipse. But
nothing happens. If I open Ruby file I can not see any
code-highlighting. Any hints?

Can you open a ruby perspective?

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–
– Jim Weirich jim@weirichhouse.org http://onestepback.org

“Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct,
not tried it.” – Donald Knuth (in a memo to Peter van Emde Boas)

5

Hi.

Okay. I’ve downloaded the file and put the directories “features” and
“plugins” in my local “features” und plugins" and restart eclipse. But
nothing happens. If I open Ruby file I can not see any
code-highlighting. Any hints?

Well … I removed all files from the plugin and put the files again in
the folders. After a resart a get this message:
http://www.we-devedge.de/temp/eclipse-error.jpg

Has anybody a hint for me?

greetings
Dirk Einecke

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Dirk Einecke wrote:

Hi.

Okay. I’ve downloaded the file and put the directories “features” and
“plugins” in my local “features” und plugins" and restart eclipse.
But nothing happens. If I open Ruby file I can not see any
code-highlighting. Any hints?

Well … I removed all files from the plugin and put the files again
in the folders. After a resart a get this message:
http://www.we-devedge.de/temp/eclipse-error.jpg

Has anybody a hint for me?

which version of eclipse are you using?

I got that error when I tried to use RDT with version 2.1 but I was able
to fix it by upgrading to version 3.0

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Mark Sparshatt

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Hi.

Mark Sparshatt wrote:

Okay. I’ve downloaded the file and put the directories “features” and
“plugins” in my local “features” und plugins" and restart eclipse.
But nothing happens. If I open Ruby file I can not see any
code-highlighting. Any hints?

Well … I removed all files from the plugin and put the files again
in the folders. After a resart a get this message:
http://www.we-devedge.de/temp/eclipse-error.jpg

Has anybody a hint for me?

which version of eclipse are you using?

I got that error when I tried to use RDT with version 2.1 but I was able
to fix it by upgrading to version 3.0

I use:
Version: 2.1.3
Build id: 200403101828

So… now I’ve installed version 3.0M8 und die Ruby-Plugin is working
fine. Thanks for this hint. :slight_smile:

One question: I want to sync (via FTP) my local folder with the
webserver. Do you have any idea how can I do this with eclipse?

greetings
Dirk Einecke