Привет Austin,

Thursday, December 12, 2002, 3:48:47 PM, you wrote:

AZ> Vim can do this as an OLE client  in Windows, IIRC.

AZ> -a

AZ> -----Original Message-----
AZ> From:  Harry Ohlsen 
AZ> Date:  02.12.11 19.56
AZ> To:  ruby-talk / ruby-lang.org (ruby-talk ML)
AZ> Subj:  Re: The coolest thing since sliced bread



AZ> On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 11:21, Iain 'Spoon' Truskett wrote:
>> An awful lot of effort reinventing the wheel. I suspect it would
>> make more sense having FreeRIDE have editor plugins where we can
>> just plug in our existing editors.

AZ> I agree. Actually, what I've often wondered is why someone doesn't take the 
AZ> guts of editors like xemacs and gvim and make it such that they can be 
AZ> components (as in just another window pane) in other applications.  Let's 
AZ> face it, most of what I want from Vim is the editing functions.  Surely 
AZ> that's completely orthogonal to the other functions of an IDE.

AZ> I accept that you'd probably need some kind of bindings somewhere, to allow 
AZ> the IDE to say, please open this file, save the file, etc.  But, surely 
AZ> that's a very small effort, compared to trying to shoe-horn the entire set of 
AZ> key bindings from one editor into another?

Hi !
Anybody tell me how can I use Ruby debugger in
some editors, like Nedit, Vim or Emacs .

I have only that problem on FreeBSD.
I like Nedit, becouse it looks (a bit) like MultiEdit
Debugging from command line ? ;-(
So, I wait FreeRIDE on something else for
more comfortable make my job.

Best regards
Walter