I would like to know if there is a way of changing colors for IRB
standard input ($stdin). What I am interested in "is having IRB
highlighting syntax as I type". Among other stuff, I would like to be
able to:
* set its background colours
* have differing colours for strings, variables, keywords, e.t.c.
I do use Wirble and Term-ansicolor gems, and they are fine when it comes
to output. But, I am interested in colouring irb terminal input, i.e.
I'm looking forward to having something like "vim_animated-irb".
Ceekays
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How about running Vim within IRB[1]? Perhaps it is not "having IRB
highlighting syntax as [you] type" in a direct way, but it's as close
as it gets.
[1]: Running Vim within IRB
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On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Edmond Kachale wrote:
I am interested in colouring irb terminal input, i.e.
I'm looking forward to having something like "vim_animated-irb".
Bob Nadler wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking forward to having something like "vim_animated-irb".
Ceekays
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IIRC Utility Belt may have what you're looking for...
http://utilitybelt.rubyforge.org/
Thanks Bob for your reply, but I have ever tried Utility Belt. It's a
cool gem, but it just does the same stuff as Wirble and Term-ansicolor.
I am interested in colouring irb terminal input, not necessarily the
terminal output.
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On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Edmond Kachale <kachaleedmond@gmail.com> > wrote:
Regards,
Bob
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