Hello!
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
TIA,
Nicolay Vasiliev
i do not use a IDE at all, vim is the best.
mfg. Jonas
PS: If i have to use Windows i use RDE.
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Am Montag, 3. Februar 2003 09:12 schrieb Nicolay Vasiliev:
Hello!
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
TIA,
Nicolay Vasiliev
Under Solaris I like Emacs.
Under Linux I like Anjuta (http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/) and some times
Emacs.
Under Windows… why would I use Windows? 
Cheers.
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On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 05:12:54PM +0900, Nicolay Vasiliev wrote:
Hello!
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
TIA,
Nicolay Vasiliev
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Nicolay Vasiliev n.vasiliev@apatit.com :
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
I am interested in this, too. And I really need something with more
browsing features than Emacs. (I’ve used it for C++ with etags and ECB
but I am a little bit fastidious from Smalltalk 
Has anyone tried Eclipse or Sniff++ with Ruby? What about Practical
Ruby (that’s a Scintilla based IDE)?
Sascha
Hello!
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
TIA,
Nicolay Vasiliev
i do not use a IDE at all, vim is the best.
Yay vim!
PS: If i have to use Windows i use RDE.
PS: I even prefer vim under windows!
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Jonas Hoffmann (ruby@joelh.de) wrote:
Am Montag, 3. Februar 2003 09:12 schrieb Nicolay Vasiliev:
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Daniel Carrera wrote:
Under Linux I like Anjuta (http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/) and some times
Emacs.
Anjuta looks interesting. Does it know how to do Ruby syntax
highlighting (I couldn’t tell from the information on their home page)?
- Jonas Hoffmann ruby@joelh.de [2003-02-03 09:44]:
i do not use a IDE at all, vim is the best.
does anyone have any tips or suggestions on how to configure vim for use
with ruby? i see in the vim documentation that it can be set up to
automatically ‘make’ c programs; obviously ruby isn’t compiled, but i’m
interested to know if there are features of this kind that i’m missing.
also, a while ago i saw something which would evaluate your ruby
statements as you wrote in vim, in the standard ‘# ->’ kind of way…
does anyone know what i’m talking about, and is it useful? i got the
impression it was like having irb embedded into vim, which sounds pretty
cool to me.
as always any pointers, tips or clues would be greatfully received.
nice one,
ian
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Nicolay Vasiliev n.vasiliev@apatit.com :
Which IDE in your opinion is best for Ruby programming?
I am interested in this, too. And I really need something with more
browsing features than Emacs. (I’ve used it for C++ with etags and ECB
but I am a little bit fastidious from SmalltalkHas anyone tried Eclipse or Sniff++ with Ruby? What about Practical
Ruby (that’s a Scintilla based IDE)?Sascha
I just downloaded it and it’s pretty impressive!
Yes, it seems to understand Ruby, because it does syntax hilighting,
block/method folding and even has a drop-down list of method names, to allow
you to jump to them quickly.
Very, very nice. If they can hook vim in there, I’ll be hooked :-). GUI
access to the Ruby debugger would be nice, too.
Harry O.
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On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 03:34, Lyle Johnson wrote:
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Under Linux I like Anjuta (http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/) and some times
Emacs.Anjuta looks interesting. Does it know how to do Ruby syntax
highlighting (I couldn’t tell from the information on their home page)?
my gvim is not stable running under Windows, like alot of other Programs too
mfg. Jonas
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Am Montag, 3. Februar 2003 14:53 schrieb Eric Hodel:
PS: I even prefer vim under windows!
Ian Morrison wrote:
does anyone have any tips or suggestions on how to configure vim for use
with ruby? i see in the vim documentation that it can be set up to
automatically ‘make’ c programs; obviously ruby isn’t compiled, but i’m
interested to know if there are features of this kind that i’m missing.also, a while ago i saw something which would evaluate your ruby
statements as you wrote in vim, in the standard ‘# ->’ kind of way…
does anyone know what i’m talking about, and is it useful? i got the
impression it was like having irb embedded into vim, which sounds pretty
cool to me.
There are several vim-related pages at the RubyGarden Wiki.
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?VimExtensions
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?VimRubyInterface
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?VimRubySupport
Hope this helps,
Lyle
PS: I even prefer vim under windows!
my gvim is not stable running under Windows, like alot of other Programs
too
I run gvim 6.1 under w2k without issue …
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Am Montag, 3. Februar 2003 14:53 schrieb Eric Hodel:
Hi!
Yes, it seems to understand Ruby, because it does syntax hilighting,
block/method folding and even has a drop-down list of method names, to
allow you to jump to them quickly.
Thanks for that information, I’ve been thinking about installing Anjuta
several times, but as I don’t do any C/C++ development ATM I never did
give it a try. But now I will test it.
If it’s not what I’m looking for I’ll stick with (G)Vim, and if it’s
just for the reason I really love my .vimrc
Michael
BTW: As this is my first post in this group, hi to everybody!
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ditto. in fact, gvim may be the single application i have never crashed -
anywhere.
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On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Wesley Moxam wrote:
Am Montag, 3. Februar 2003 14:53 schrieb Eric Hodel:
PS: I even prefer vim under windows!
my gvim is not stable running under Windows, like alot of other Programs
too
I run gvim 6.1 under w2k without issue …
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