From: David Boyd <david.a.boyd@...>
Date: 2005-05-31T19:47:31+09:00
Subject: Re: sciTe editor IRB window getting double characters

Neil,

Thanks again.  Is there any way to put a variable in the properties
file to point to the Ruby help library?  This way, at install time,
the (environmental) variable could be set to point to where the help
file is.  (If not, it should probably be set to the default location
for the install.  -- Isn't this c:\program files\....?? I don't use
this due to occasional problems with spaces in path names.  I wasn't
sure if scite exhibits this common problem or if, for example,
surrounding quotes are needed.)

Thanks also to Curt for fixing the distribution.  Any other input from
folks who use Ruby scite would help to make it optimally useful for
everyone on the the Ruby communitiy!

Dave



On 5/30/05, Neil Hodgson <nyamatongwe+thunder@gmail.com> wrote:
> David Boyd wrote:
> 
> > Will any of those changes make it through the bug process and to the
> > current distribution of the ruby.properties file?  Here they are for
> > those that don't want to wade through the bug-fix post I copied
> > (thanks to the original poster) and provided previously:
> 
>    This could be shortened by using $(file.patterns.rb) where commands
> are the same for rb and rbw.
>    The current CVS contains some indentation settings:
> 
> statement.indent.$(file.patterns.rb)=5 def class if do elsif else case
> statement.end.$(file.patterns.rb)=5 end
> 
> block.start.$(file.patterns.rb)=5 do
> block.end.$(file.patterns.rb)=5 end
> 
> indent.opening.$(file.patterns.rb)=1
> indent.closing.$(file.patterns.rb)=1
> 
>    Neil
> 
>