From: Zayd Connor <devrubygem@...>
Date: 2009-02-23T12:42:11+09:00
Subject: Re: Help/Cannot Open Ruby Project in Ide

Phlip wrote:
> Zayd Connor wrote:
> 
>> I apologize if I'm posting this in the wrong forum.
>> I'm having trouble opening my whole folder project in my Netbean Ide,
>> and also in my Aptana Ide, I'm only able to open up a file.rb. I have
>> the projects stored in the right directory, I just don't know why I
>> can;t open the whole project folder in Net Bean or Aptana.
> 
> They suck. Specifically, they follow the incredibly sucktacular example 
> of
> Eclipse, which cannot even open a file.
> 
> You essentially need to write a new program from scratch, using their
> generators. They can't just read the current folder, work the Rakefile, 
> and
> guess that all these subdirectories might just contain your source code.
> 
> I have no idea why all three editors are so incredibly popular, but 
> that's the
> industry for you: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ConfigurationHell
> 
> You will get better help (and less boring dissertations on why they 
> suck!) from
> their respective forums.
> 
> Until then, use Scite, and get in the habit of rocking to a command 
> line, and
> hitting <up><enter> to get back to a rake test:recent...

Thanks

Yeah this does suck, unfortunately I dont know how to run a rake task 
yet, this would be a great time to learn how to, also this is a rails 
project so I know it could be a bit harder using Scite as opposed to 
using an Ide like Netbeans. I do need to start getting more familiar 
with the command prompt, so using Scite would be a good experience. I 
can build a rails project with Scite right?
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