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Notepad++ (no debug output, using XP

Ed Hardy

11/10/2008 12:14:00 AM

Notepad++ seems to be a great editor for Ruby, in XP Windows. However,
I don't see any debug output, and have searched in vain for a solution.

Please help or refer me.
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12 Answers

Ed Hardy

11/11/2008 6:29:00 PM

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Is anyone aware of a prepared Ruby-Notepad++ configuration?

Notepad++ is great, but the wart I'm seeing is 'Run' (F5). Outputs to a
DOS windoww, overlaying my code window. Would like Notepad++ to run as
well intergrated as SciTE, which is packaged with the Ruby install for
XP.

I like Notepad++'s draggable tabs so various doc.rb's can be
repositioned.
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Mark Thomas

11/12/2008 1:17:00 PM

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Would you consider a better Ruby editor, such as Komodo Edit?

Ed Hardy

11/19/2008 2:59:00 PM

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Hi Mark,

Yes, Komodo looks fine, however, it's config seems to have required some
heavy reading and tweaking. It wouldn't just work out of the box with
Ruby, with debugging. So I chose to continue looking for editors.

Notepad++ seems ideal for me, a stand-alone programmer, and I like
SciTE-based products, simple, clean and fast, direct.

Mark Thomas wrote:
> Would you consider a better Ruby editor, such as Komodo Edit?

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Mark Thomas

11/19/2008 4:03:00 PM

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On Nov 19, 9:59 am, Ed Hardy <asm....@excite.com> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Yes, Komodo looks fine, however, it's config seems to have required some
> heavy reading and tweaking.  It wouldn't just work out of the box with
> Ruby, with debugging.  So I chose to continue looking for editors.

Komodo IDE (as opposed to Edit) comes out of the box with debugging
for Ruby, but it is not free.

NetBeans has good debugging ability, and is free. The Ruby edition of
NetBeans 6.5 is relatively lean and fast (it cuts a lot of bloat from
the full edition).

-- Mark.

Mark Thomas

11/19/2008 9:12:00 PM

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You may also want to try Ruby in Steel. I haven't tried it (I require
something that can work on Linux too) it but looks quite nice.
http://www.sapphire...

-- Mark.

david wright

11/19/2008 9:29:00 PM

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I haven't used Notepad++, however here are some other free alternatives.

http://freeride.rubyforge.org/wi...

http://sourceforge.net/project...
Eric3 is a full featured Python (and Ruby) IDE

http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/plugins/rubyec...
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Ed Hardy

11/19/2008 11:36:00 PM

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Thanks to all of you! Free, is not critical. I'll continue the
evaluation with this education. Komodo does look great.
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Ed Hardy

11/20/2008 12:22:00 AM

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Yes, Komodo IDE (trial version) works fine. Takes long to boot up, long
to disable/enable breakpoints, but looks great and debugs well.
Notepad++ and SciTE are nice, agile 'sport vehicles' though. :)

Thanks, Mark and David -- for the advice!
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Big Choco

11/20/2008 11:44:00 AM

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To be honest I can't find better than gvim
Ok, it takes a few moments to know the basics but once you know how to
save, open /browse files, and a few commands, this is perfect for any
language : I use it for ruby/rails, java, actionscript/flex, html, css,
php, c, whatever :)

And the rails plugin makes it really cool for rails development
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Luc Evers

11/21/2008 7:34:00 AM

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[Note: parts of this message were removed to make it a legal post.]

I'm using Netbeans which work on all systems. (Linux,Windows,Mac)




On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Big Choco <jcastelain@gmail.com> wrote:

> To be honest I can't find better than gvim
> Ok, it takes a few moments to know the basics but once you know how to
> save, open /browse files, and a few commands, this is perfect for any
> language : I use it for ruby/rails, java, actionscript/flex, html, css,
> php, c, whatever :)
>
> And the rails plugin makes it really cool for rails development
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>
>