From: Saynatkari <ruby-ml@...>
Date: 2005-04-26T12:23:07+09:00
Subject: Re: Folding editor for ruby code browsing


Le 24/4/2005, "Andrew Walrond" <andrew@walrond.org> a �crit:
>I need to fold the code so that I can get a handle on the overall structure;
>basically to tidy up and and move whole public methods into protected or
>private sections, that sort of thing.
>
>I've tried browsing the code in Kate (xemacs is my usual home) which supports
>folding of ruby code. But it's folding is very buggy and I seem to lose whole
>portions of a file into a fold without warning. I can't find any good folding
>solutions for xemacs. What about vim, or other open source editors (for
>linux)?
>
>Recommendations?

After some playing around with various of the more graphically
oriented IDEs, kdevelop is currently my favourite for Linux use.
I have never been much for VIm or Emacs, although I should
probably learn them, huh?

As a matter of principle I would also like to plug Mondrian,
a pure-ruby IDE with a bunch of promise (albeit no folding).

Will folding enable you to finish Heretix faster? :)

>Andrew Walrond

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