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SciTE-ru is a custom version of SciTE developed by Russian developer.
It's an awesome texteditor with code autocomplete, function list,
snipts, almost a win/linus Textmate.
But SciTE-ru abcent ruby supporting. How could made it support ruby?
Thanks for any suggestion.
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Umm. Dude, SciTE supports ruby pretty darned well already. So well
that the windows distribution of ruby comes with a SciTE binary.

Well, it did last time I installed it on windows, but that was awhile ago...
I use SciTE on linux frequently for small scripts.

On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Rk Ch <> wrote:
> SciTE-ru is a custom version of SciTE developed by Russian developer.
> It's an awesome texteditor with code autocomplete, function list,
> snipts, almost a win/linus Textmate.
> But SciTE-ru abcent ruby supporting. How could made it support ruby?
> Thanks for any suggestion.
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>
>

Rk Ch wrote:
> SciTE-ru is a custom version of SciTE developed by Russian developer.
> It's an awesome texteditor with code autocomplete, function list,
> snipts, almost a win/linus Textmate.
> But SciTE-ru abcent ruby supporting. How could made it support ruby?
> Thanks for any suggestion.
>
It does support ruby, but by default, its not a language on the Language
menu. You will need to edit the global options file, to add ruby to the
menu. In order to have it support snippets, you will need to make a
ruby.abbrev file, in the abbrev folder, and create the snippets
yourself. You will also have to add these two lines to the end of the
ruby.properties file.

abbreviations.$(file.patterns.rb)=$(SciteDefaultHo me)\abbrev\ruby.abbrev
abbrev.ruby.auto=2

Adam,

rahegge wrote:
> Rk Ch wrote:
>> SciTE-ru is a custom version of SciTE developed by Russian developer.
>> It's an awesome texteditor with code autocomplete, function list,
>> snipts, almost a win/linus Textmate.
>> But SciTE-ru abcent ruby supporting. How could made it support ruby?
>> Thanks for any suggestion.
>>
> It does support ruby, but by default, its not a language on the Language
> menu. You will need to edit the global options file, to add ruby to the
> menu. In order to have it support snippets, you will need to make a
> ruby.abbrev file, in the abbrev folder, and create the snippets
> yourself. You will also have to add these two lines to the end of the
> ruby.properties file.
>
> abbreviations.$(file.patterns.rb)=$(SciteDefaultHo me)\abbrev\ruby.abbrev
> abbrev.ruby.auto=2
>
> Adam,

Exactly works as instruction!!!
So many thanks.
Kiss you...
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In summary of the above, and with addition of one more change - to get
ruby to work in scite-ru I did this:

1. Scite-Ru > Options > Open Global Options File... ensure that the "#~"
is taken away from the front of BOTH "#~import languages\ruby" AND
"#~Ruby|rb||\"

2. Create the file ruby.abbrev ie "C:\Program
Files\SciTE\abbrev\ruby.abbrev" In here put in your ruby snippets (or
use the other abbrev files as examples to create new snippets)

3. Scite-Ru > Options > Edit Properties > ruby.properties and add the
following to the end of the ruby.properties file:

# This makes my ruby.abbrev snippet file work!
# see adam's comment in http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/206482#new
abbreviations.$(file.patterns.rb)=$(SciteDefaultHo me)\abbrev\ruby.abbrev
abbrev.ruby.auto=2


Finally I saved the changes and restarted scite-ru. And it worked for
me.

cheers, Michelle

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