I''ve made a Ruby & Rails syntax coloring module for BBEdit. This is a "Codeless Language Module", so it will only work with BBEdit 8+. It''s basically a giant list of Ruby and Rails keywords, method names, and so on. It''s both Ruby and Rails because BBedit only lets you associate a file type with one language module. The file is available here: http://www.heyotwell.com/work/misc/Ruby.plist (42k plist file) To use it, just drop it into ~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/ Language Modules and restart BBEdit. Note: If you''re already using the old Ruby plugin BareBones provides a link to on their site, you''ll have to get rid of it; again, only one language definition can be associated with Ruby files. I find that that plugin (from 2001), is badly out of date and does a terrible job coloring Ruby syntax anyway...it can''t even color comments properly. Also note: there''s one big known issue with Codeless Language Modules: BBEdit isn''t smart enough to parse Ruby-style functions, especially those with if/else/end clauses. So, some functions don''t correctly get added to BBEdit''s function pop-up. (Workaround: stop writing functions with if/else/end clauses!) Please ask BareBones to add better support for Ruby-style function definitions in CLMs! Any improvements or additions would be great. I''ll try to keep this up-to-date with new versions of Rails. Best, Andrew
For Linux/Unix/Windows users, I highly recommend jEdit with the Ruby, Project view, Sidekick, Tasklist, and JTidy plugins. It''s not exactly a speed demon since it''s written in Java, but it is one of the best editors I have used for a long time. Ruby docs and code completion for the standard libraries is included inside the IDE. http://jedit.org Michael> I''ve made a Ruby & Rails syntax coloring module for BBEdit. This is a > "Codeless Language Module", so it will only work with BBEdit 8+. It''s > basically a giant list of Ruby and Rails keywords, method names, and so > on. It''s both Ruby and Rails because BBedit only lets you associate a > file type with one language module.
Is there some kind of svn integration for jedit ? I am currently using eclipse + RDT (rubyeclipse) + svnclipse. I have some issues with RDT (devel seems stalled at the momen), but I can''t really live without the synchronize perspective in eclipse so I haven''t had enough incentive to move at the moment, but I would love to have the opportunity Jean On 6/7/05, Michael Champanis <michael-MXk1+JRFB8SsTnJN9+BGXg@public.gmane.org> wrote:> For Linux/Unix/Windows users, I highly recommend jEdit with the Ruby, > Project view, Sidekick, Tasklist, and JTidy plugins. It''s not exactly > a speed demon since it''s written in Java, but it is one of the best > editors I have used for a long time. Ruby docs and code completion for > the standard libraries is included inside the IDE. > > http://jedit.org > > Michael > > > I''ve made a Ruby & Rails syntax coloring module for BBEdit. This is a > > "Codeless Language Module", so it will only work with BBEdit 8+. It''s > > basically a giant list of Ruby and Rails keywords, method names, and so > > on. It''s both Ruby and Rails because BBedit only lets you associate a > > file type with one language module. > _______________________________________________ > Rails mailing list > Rails-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org > http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails >
On Jun 7, 2005, at 4:13 PM, Jean Helou wrote:> Is there some kind of svn integration for jedit ?There is an svn-commit mode for jEdit 4.2 but no plugin seems to be in development for more integration. Vanessa