From: ChrisH <chris.hulan@...>
Date: 2007-05-04T01:15:04+09:00
Subject: Re: Enhanced Ruby editor

On May 3, 11:43 am, CParticle <cparti...@gmail.com> wrote:

> When I'm referring to a drop down I'm talking about a tool bar drop
> down.  I'm not speaking about the context sensitive drop down that
> suggest all possible choices while you are typing code.  What I'm
> talking about is a feature that simple let you go to a particular
> already written block of code.  So if you have written multiple
> functions in a long script it lets you select any one of those and
> jump right to it instead of having to go searching through the code to
> find that particular section.
>
> CParticle

Its not a drop-down list, but its close 9^)

The free Komodo editor has a 'Find all Functions' feature under the
Code menu.
This will list all the methods and you can jump to a particular method
by simply double-clicking it in the results

You could do something similar in SciTe if you right a little script
(Ruby of course) to scan a given file for all methods and return a
list with the line number and add that to the Tool menu for Ruby
files.  Maybe someone has done this?

Cheers
Chris