I wrote:
But in doing so I found the VIM Ruby
module; so now my current thinking is a central debug server that
forks off a Gvim window on one side as a client and a debug session
on the other. This means you can’t start it from inside an existing
Gvim window, but that’s acceptable to me.
Crap, I misread the if_ruby help as implying that there was a
Ruby-source module for Vim that let you start a Vim window
and interact with it, much like a WIN32OLE interface, but I now see
that it’s embedded in Vim and therefore requires a recompile
with +ruby.
- jeff