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scite and rubyw

aidy

3/21/2007 7:27:00 PM

Hi,

I aiming to run a script within scite, but I am trying to hide the
command shell.

Is there anyway I can associate the rubyw interpreter with scite to
achieve this on a windows platform?

I have tried to change the file properties to rubyw.exe, and also
adding rubyw.exe the Ruby system path

aidy
4 Answers

SonOfLilit

3/21/2007 7:46:00 PM

0

Scite is very customisable.

I think it's in global options or in ruby options that you can choose
to associate commands with menu options (and optionally give them
shortcuts).

I had once options for "run", for "run debugger" AND for "run with rubyw".


Aur

On 3/21/07, aidy.lewis@googlemail.com <aidy.lewis@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I aiming to run a script within scite, but I am trying to hide the
> command shell.
>
> Is there anyway I can associate the rubyw interpreter with scite to
> achieve this on a windows platform?
>
> I have tried to change the file properties to rubyw.exe, and also
> adding rubyw.exe the Ruby system path
>
> aidy
>
>
>

mitchell

3/22/2007 2:54:00 AM

0

Chris Hulan

3/22/2007 12:51:00 PM

0

On Mar 21, 10:54 pm, mitchell <mforal.n...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> > I aiming to run a script within scite, but I am trying to hide the
> > command shell.
>
> > Is there anyway I can associate the rubyw interpreter with scite to
> > achieve this on a windows platform?
>
> In your ruby.properties:
>
> command.go.$(file.patterns.rb)=rubyw.exe $(FileNameExt)
>
> Take care,
> -Mitchell;

I have it set up two handle both so when I execute an *.rb file it
executes with ruby.exe and
when I execute a *.rbw it executes with rubyw.exe

The SciTe site has details on setting up commands in the properties
file.

cheers
Chris

Chris Hulan

3/22/2007 2:26:00 PM

0

Since a "picture" is worth a thousand words, here's the commands I
have in my ruby.properties:

command.go.*.rb=ruby -w $(FileNameExt) $(1) $(2) $(3) $(4)
command.go.subsystem.*.rb=1
command.go.*.rbw=rubyw -w $(FileNameExt) $(1) $(2) $(3) $(4)
command.go.subsystem.*.rbw=1
command.help.$(file.patterns.rb)=$(CurrentWord)!c:\chris\ruby\doc
\ProgrammingRuby.chm
command.help.subsystem.*.rb=4
command.name.1.$(file.patterns.rb)=Check Syntax
command.1.$(file.patterns.rb)=ruby -cw $(FileNameExt)
command.name.2.$(file.patterns.rb)=Code Profiler
command.2.$(file.patterns.rb)=ruby -r profile $(FileNameExt)
command.name.3.$(file.patterns.rb)=Code Formatter
command.3.$(file.patterns.rb)=ruby -w U:/Chris/chris/dev/rbeautify/
rbeautify.rb $(FileNameExt)
command.name.4.$(file.patterns.rb)=RubyScript2Exe
command.4.$(file.patterns.rb)=ruby -w U:/Chris/chris/dev/rs2exe/
rubyscript2exe.rb $(FileNameExt)
command.name.5.$(file.patterns.rb)=Ri Docs
command.5.$(file.patterns.rb)=ri.bat $(CurrentWord)
command.name.6.$(file.patterns.rb)=VisualuRuby Help
command.6.$(file.patterns.rb)=rubyw -e "exec('start C:/chris/ruby/doc/
VRuby/vrswin-en.chm')"
command.name.7.$(file.patterns.rb)=FRi Docs
command.7.$(file.patterns.rb)=fri.cmd $(CurrentWord)

cheers
Chris