To write something with ror, you must first find a comfortable IDE. Netbeans6.0 cannot install my Ubuntu. An error is reported. I heard that Textmate is good, but unfortunately it is the editor under Mac. Suddenly I saw an article about gedit under LinuxUbuntu, which can achieve similar results. Let's take a look. Textmate-likeGeditinfewstepsUPDATE: !! Newversion !! Ofthisguide
To write something with ror, you must first find a comfortable IDE. Netbeans6.0 cannot install my Ubuntu. An error is reported.
I heard that Textmate is good, but unfortunately it is the editor under Mac. Suddenly I saw an article about the similar effect of gedit in Linux Ubuntu. Let's take a look.
Textmate-like Gedit in few steps
UPDATE: !! New version !! Of this guide is avalaible.
It feels good. There are many plug-ins below. Www.linuxidc.com
Snippets: it permits to call structures of code easly and everytime you press TAB the cursor automatically jumps to the right position
Snap Open: it opens the files that contains the word you are typing
File Browser: a treeview of the files in the current directory
Word completion: it complete the word while you are typing and with TAB you select it
Class Browser: a list with all the methods in the current file
Quick Highlight Mode: very useful to specify quickly the syntax mode
Interesting resources
All the plugins are avalaible from the GNOME Wiki.
If you want User-defined syntax color, snippets,... you can download them from here
UPDATE: My color scheme is here (It's ONLY for gedit 2.18.x), uncompress it in $ HOME /. gconf/apps/gedit-2/preferences/syntax_highlighting and restart the session. be sure that the folder exists and that your previos files are overwritten.
Plugin http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/Plugins