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Re: Any TextMate Editor equivelent for Windows ?

Dan Kohn

12/22/2005 8:21:00 PM

Based on this thread, I downloaded RadRails last night. After several
hours, I am extremely impressed. It has good folder and file views.
It has superb CVS and SVN integration (it was trivial to setup cvs over
ssh to my pair.com webhosting account). Unlike Scite, there's coloring
for .rhtml files. It even has a SQL viewer, although not nearly as
powerful as MySQL-Front. It also does a decent job on an interface for
the generators and Webrick. If you use Windows, I recommend that you
give it a try.
3 Answers

Chintan Trivedi

12/23/2005 6:10:00 AM

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Well I use jedit on windows and found it very handy. Its slight pain to
install the ruby plugin in it as its dependent on other a few plugins but
once its done, this thing really rocks.


>
>

Wilson Bilkovich

12/23/2005 2:14:00 PM

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On 12/23/05, Chintan Trivedi <chesschintan@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well I use jedit on windows and found it very handy. Its slight pain to
> install the ruby plugin in it as its dependent on other a few plugins but
> once its done, this thing really rocks.
>

How many of these editors will properly highlight:
%Q!
blah blah "" #{somevalue}
' /' \s'/
!#{actually a comment}

Vim is the only one I've found that runs on Windows that will do it. I
couldn't make Emacs handle it, and the RDT tools for Eclipse failed
completely.
This is my expectation:
http://supremetyrant.com/ruby/syntax_t...

..where the editor:
1. Correctly gives the opening and closing portions of the string (%Q!
and !) the same color.
2. Colors the body of the string with the usual 'String' color scheme.
3. Colors interpolated values (#{somevalue} and \s) differently.
4. Realizes that #{actually a comment} is a comment, not something to
interpolate.

I'm imagining that TextMate handles this, from what I've seen.. does
anything else, other than Vim?

Thanks,
--Wilson.

Patrick Hurley

12/23/2005 4:57:00 PM

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On 12/23/05, Wilson Bilkovich <wilsonb@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 12/23/05, Chintan Trivedi <chesschintan@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Well I use jedit on windows and found it very handy. Its slight pain to
> > install the ruby plugin in it as its dependent on other a few plugins but
> > once its done, this thing really rocks.
> >
>
> How many of these editors will properly highlight:
> %Q!
> blah blah "" #{somevalue}
> ' /' \s'/
> !#{actually a comment}
>
> Vim is the only one I've found that runs on Windows that will do it. I
> couldn't make Emacs handle it, and the RDT tools for Eclipse failed
> completely.
> This is my expectation:
> http://supremetyrant.com/ruby/syntax_t...
>
> ..where the editor:
> 1. Correctly gives the opening and closing portions of the string (%Q!
> and !) the same color.
> 2. Colors the body of the string with the usual 'String' color scheme.
> 3. Colors interpolated values (#{somevalue} and \s) differently.
> 4. Realizes that #{actually a comment} is a comment, not something to
> interpolate.
>
> I'm imagining that TextMate handles this, from what I've seen.. does
> anything else, other than Vim?
>
> Thanks,
> --Wilson.
>
>

Arachno handles it correctly