Hi folks,
I’m new to ruby, and now I’m using jEdit to write ruby program.
Although installed “Console” plugin for jEdit, I still failed to run
Ruby in
it.
For example, assume there is a ruby file called “test.rb”
I tried all the following commands which described in its reference, and
these commands were failed.
- ruby test.rb
- %run test.rb
Do you have any suggestion to run ruby jEdit? Both with or without that
“Console” plugin are OK for me.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
On 2007-02-25 17:37, Mingquan C. wrote:
Although installed “Console” plugin for jEdit, I still failed to run
Ruby in it.
For example, assume there is a ruby file called “test.rb”
I tried all the following commands which described in its reference,
and these commands were failed.
I have the Console plugin installed (in jEdit 4.3pre9) and i can type:
ruby test.rb
and it prints ‘test’ in the jEdit-console (test.rb simply contains puts
“test”). Is the ruby parser available on your PATH?
Although i don’t use it myself, maybe also have a look at the
SuperScript plugin, in which you can enable JRuby support to run
ruby-code in the SuperScript-console and also write jEdit macros in Ruby
instead of BeanShell. (see
jEdit - Plugin Central - SuperScript, also available from the
pluginmanager)
Another nice Ruby plugin for jEdit is The RubyPlugin, available from
http://rubyjedit.org/
BTW: yet another nice one is SuperAbbrevs
bye!
Jeroen
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