Anybody know how to use a Ruby console in the Netbeans application? The Python one is easy.. Right there in the 'Window' menu! It must be something easy I'm missing..
--Aldric
Anybody know how to use a Ruby console in the Netbeans application? The Python one is easy.. Right there in the 'Window' menu! It must be something easy I'm missing..
--Aldric
In the Projects panel, right click on the name of your Ruby based project and select Ruby Shell (IRB)
Assuming it's a Windows OS and your using 6.5, would probably work in other versions exactly the same way, but I wouldn't know for sure. =P
- Jayce
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From: "Aldric Giacomoni" <"aldric[remove]"@trevoke.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 12:50 PM
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To: "ruby-talk ML" <ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org>
Subject: Netbeans user : ruby console ?
Anybody know how to use a Ruby console in the Netbeans application? The Python one is easy.. Right there in the 'Window' menu! It must be something easy I'm missing..
--Aldric
works for me to
using linux by the way..
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:10 AM, Jayce Meade <azimuth-rubytalk@live.com> wrote:
In the Projects panel, right click on the name of your Ruby based project
and select Ruby Shell (IRB)Assuming it's a Windows OS and your using 6.5, would probably work in other
versions exactly the same way, but I wouldn't know for sure. =P- Jayce
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From: "Aldric Giacomoni" <"aldric[remove]"@trevoke.net>
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 12:50 PM
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ruby
To: "ruby-talk ML" <ruby-talk@ruby-lang.org>
Subject: Netbeans user : ruby console ?Anybody know how to use a Ruby console in the Netbeans application? The
Python one is easy.. Right there in the 'Window' menu! It must be something
easy I'm missing..--Aldric
Jayce Meade wrote:
In the Projects panel, right click on the name of your Ruby based project and select Ruby Shell (IRB)
Assuming it's a Windows OS and your using 6.5, would probably work in other versions exactly the same way, but I wouldn't know for sure. =P
- Jayce
Duh! ThanksFinally going to get rid of the eternally open command prompt window!
--Aldric