I used Redmine 2 years ago and loved the markup editor to write wiki articles. Now we installed Redmine 2.2.3 in a new enviroment. But the editor changed and now there is a WYSIWYG-Editor.
Is there any option to get the old markup editor back?
Thanks and best regards
Change text formatting (Administration > Settings > General > Text formatting) to "Textile".
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I have spent the last 30 minutes trying to find examples on how to configure SublimeCodeIntel plugin on Sublime Text 2 to work with Rails / Ruby on windows. And even if it is stated in the documentation that it does support Rails, there is no example of the configuration.
From what I've read so far, getting Rubygems to work with this plugin is not possible, but rails should work. Has anybody successfully set up this plugin and if so, can you please help or share your configuration with me?
I would say most people either use VS Code these days for Go To Definition in Ruby Navigate to Ruby function definition in VS Code
Or RubyMine https://www.jetbrains.com/help/ruby/navigating-through-the-source-code.html#lens_mode_code
Goal: Using sublimecodeintel + ctags, have Sublime text 3 autocomplete show available methods for each class.
Example: typing "[1,2,3]." should give options like
to_s
.to_a
.to_ary
.empty?
I have searched extensively on the topic for the past couple of days. the idea is to make sublime text aware of the RVM-Ruby being used for the project and have autocomplete prompt the available methods.
This isn't a sublime text 3 (build 3047, osx mavericks), sublimecodeintel or ctags issue.
Sublimecodeintel is verified working - it autocompletes for classes defined in project.
ctags have been installed using brew. and the built up tags file contains tags from across the project. Its more of a correct set of settings / order of installing the plugins to get it working.
Any help would be much appreciated!
I think that you want this: go in View -> Syntax -> Rails
for the use highlights CTRL+SPACE
I'm a newbie to ruby on rails and programming in general. I would like to use notepad++.
I have it installed but I can't figure out how to enable syntax highlighting. I have searched through Google but I've only found how to fix erb files (Apparently there is an error with these file type).
Any help would be appreciated.
Go into Settings > Style Configurator and select your language (Ruby):
In the box labelled "User ext." in the bottom-left-hand corner, add the extensions that you'd like to be highlighted as Ruby, separated by a space. Then just Save & Close.
If you go to the "language" tab, go down to 'R' and then go to "Ruby" this will also enable syntax highlighting but only for the duration of your session.
I have assigned to use jasperserver reports in a rails application.
There is a plugin for jasperserver to use in Ruby application.
https://github.com/gunark/jasperserver-client
I want to know whether this plugin can use in my rails 3 version of application.
I've checked in railsplugin.org .But it shows "no result found".
I'l be please if u people gave me any help link.
According to the wiki, the author recommends you install it as a gem & not as a plugin. They go on to give an example of how to use the gem in a rails project on this wiki page.
I haven't used this, but your compatibility issues probably won't be with rails. Maybe the ruby version or soap4r version - but there don't seem to be any rails dependencies here.
You maybe use this simple ruby script for this => http://www.redrails.com.br/2013/03/07/ruby-client-para-rest-api-do-jasper-report-server/
So I've decided after a few years away, that I want to get back into Ruby on Rails for some of my personal projects. What I'm wondering is what are the best resources to find out what the new features are in rails? I haven't really even touched Rails since 1.2 was new.
Oh yeah, and is TextMate still the defacto editor for RoR on the Mac, or has something better come along?
Check out the official Rails Guides. These should provide a nice overview of Rails (if you are rusty) and are kept up-to-date with the latest versions.
You may want to check out Ryan Daigle's Edge Rails posts which covered features as they were added to the new versions. Use the dates to determine where to start and go through each one. He also has a PDF for $9 which covers upgrading to Rails 2.1.
I have also covered the changes on Railscasts. Check out the various tags for each version to see them: 2.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3.
Update: Thoughtbot blog has posted about upgrading to Rails 2.1 and 2.3.2.
I found the book Agile Web Development With Rails (3rd edition) to be the most helpful to get me going again earlier this year. In particular it notes some concepts that have changed as well as introducing the new items.
Regarding editing, Textmate still seems to be #1 among the MacRails folks, the text-editing ones, at least.
Beyond that, there are some IDEs around now, if that's your preference. They're starting to become fairly not-awful, which is pretty impressive really. There are plenty of questions here that touch on the topic: try searching for "ruby rails ide"
The Ruby Toolbox is a great and fairly new resource for seeing what gems/plugins/tools are popular for various aspects of your application such as authentication, testing frameworks, search, etc. It's based on the number of watchers and forks each project has on GitHub, which is a reasonably good way of judging popularity.
As for a newer editor ...
I have found that sublime text is a great editor for ruby and rails projects, it has great syntax highlighting out of the box, Vim keybindings available (vintage mode), a sweet package system to add functionality for other languages like SASS or Coffeescript and an excellent file browser that helps with complex folder structure that can happen in a rails project.
Also, it is highly extendible and configurable, I switched to it from Vim.
http://www.sublimetext.com/