What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
thanks!
Dominik
Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
I like nedit. I’ve slowly built up a small but comfortable set of macros
and syntax highlighters for it. I just wish the macro language was ruby…
I’m using nvi, for vim is to vi what emacs is to … uhm … cat ?
Is there a real difference in emacs and vim ? (I mean size wise)
If yes then I suppose it’s that emacs is an OS and vim isn’t - they’re
gobbling CPU cycles and RAM alike though 
(and no, no flame-bait or editor battle intended - but those editors
who eat ram & cycles for breakfast must be able to shield 'em against
some taunt 
(…and who needs syntax high-lighting ?)
-Martin
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On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 08:23:29AM +0900, Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
I use vim and somtimes anjuta http://anjuta.sourceforge.net it is a C+±IDE
but also has Ruby Syntaxhighlighting.
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Am Freitag, 17. Januar 2003 00:23 schrieb Dominik Werder:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
joe.
Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), with the Coloring Editor Plugin for editing
and Ruby Development Tools for running/testing the code.
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On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:21:38 +0000, Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
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ste
I"m using ActiveState Komodo. It’s $29 but pretty nice. It is really
targetted at Perl/Python (you can run their debuggers inside Komodo), but
is language support for Ruby, Lisp and about 20 other languages. There was
some talk by ActiveState a year or so ago about adding more Ruby support,
but I don’t know where that went. One license will let you use Komodo on
both Windows and Linux, so it’s not a bad deal. Oh, it also has code
folding, which is pretty nice.
Joey
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 08:23:29 +0900, dwerder@gmx.net (Dominik Werder) wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
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Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?thanks!
Dominik
jed
nedit eh? well, i like vim, but can’t stand it. know what i mean? emacs? no
thanks. so i’ve been using scite for good highlights, and (ugh) kate b/c it
can have many files open at once (but syntax highlighting dosen’t work
right). so i can’t say i’m all too happy with either.
maybe i’ll give nedit a whirl. looking foward to FreeRide though…
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On Thursday 16 January 2003 04:30 pm, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?I like nedit. I’ve slowly built up a small but comfortable set of macros
and syntax highlighters for it. I just wish the macro language was ruby…
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What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?
Is there anything other than vim?
I like nedit. I’ve slowly built up a small but comfortable set of macros
and syntax highlighters for it. I just wish the macro language was ruby…
You can use ruby for scripting in vim…
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Uhm, pardon my bad english. Maybe this will make it clear…
“#{rand(2)>0?‘Emacs’:‘Vim’} is to #{rand(2)>0?‘RAM’:‘the CPU’} what Garfield is to lasagna.”
Sorry, could not resist (especially in the light of ruby-advocacy .sigs - this could
be a good candidate for me :>)
-Martin
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On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 09:32:34AM +0900, Martin Weber wrote:
On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 08:23:29AM +0900, Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?I’m using nvi, for vim is to vi what emacs is to … uhm … cat ?
Is there a real difference in emacs and vim ? (I mean size wise)
If yes then I suppose it’s that emacs is an OS and vim isn’t - they’re
gobbling CPU cycles and RAM alike though
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?joe.
[snip]
emacs is better since it has the syntax highlite feature
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On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 07:42:05PM +0900, Carlos wrote:
If I may ask, what is it about eclipse with ruby that you like? For
Java, it’s a no brainer (for me); it has a SLEW of very powerful
java tools, but for ruby… it seems to me like a big, bloaty
“notepad.exe”.
What am I missing?
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On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:21:38 +0000, Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?Eclipse (www.eclipse.org), with the Coloring Editor Plugin for
editing
and Ruby Development Tools for running/testing the code.
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Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?thanks!
Dominik
jed
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Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 10:46 AM
Subject: Re: Linux Editor
Hi Joel,
Could you send them to me (or are they available somewhere). On the
Nedit site I have only seen the highlighters.
Thanks Bill
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On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 00:30, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
I like nedit. I’ve slowly built up a small but comfortable set of macros
and syntax highlighters for it. I just wish the macro language was ruby…
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On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Martin Weber wrote:
On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 09:32:34AM +0900, Martin Weber wrote:
On Fri, Jan 17, 2003 at 08:23:29AM +0900, Dominik Werder wrote:
What’s your favorite ruby editor on linux?
I’m using vim, emacs is a little big, but what else is out there?I’m using nvi, for vim is to vi what emacs is to … uhm … cat ?
Is there a real difference in emacs and vim ? (I mean size wise)
If yes then I suppose it’s that emacs is an OS and vim isn’t - they’re
gobbling CPU cycles and RAM alike thoughUhm, pardon my bad english. Maybe this will make it clear…
“#{rand(2)>0?‘Emacs’:‘Vim’} is to #{rand(2)>0?‘RAM’:‘the CPU’} what Garfield is to lasagna.”
Sorry, could not resist (especially in the light of ruby-advocacy .sigs - this could
be a good candidate for me :>)-Martin
emacs is better since it has the syntax highlite feature
You mean this stupid thing which add colors on the screen ? I've never
understood how someone can work in these conditions :-(((
Guy Decoux
Well…
- CVS integration
- FTP support
- very nice features like local history, bookmarks, tasks…
- fully customizable interface
- I work on PHP and Java projects as well, so it’s nice to
have only one IDE
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On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 00:14:37 +0900, Michael Campbell wrote:
If I may ask, what is it about eclipse with ruby that you like? For
Java, it’s a no brainer (for me); it has a SLEW of very powerful
java tools, but for ruby… it seems to me like a big, bloaty
“notepad.exe”.
What am I missing?
–
ste
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– E.B.
William Tihen wrote:
Hi Joel,
Could you send them to me (or are they available somewhere). On the
Nedit site I have only seen the highlighters.Thanks Bill
I like nedit. I’ve slowly built up a small but comfortable set of macros
and syntax highlighters for it. I just wish the macro language was ruby…
They’re on the RAA at:
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/list.rhtml?name=ruby_nedit
I’m updating it now with some recent changes.
This is just a dump of my .nedit file. I should really export the
ruby-related stuff and send it to nedit.org, but…
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On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 00:30, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
ts decoux@moulon.inra.fr writes:
emacs is better since it has the syntax highlite featureYou mean this stupid thing which add colors on the screen ? I’ve never
understood how someone can work in these conditions :-(((
Warning, Emacs troll in progress…
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Guy Decoux