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A Ruby file parser/interpreter/preprocessor that comments lines of code based on conditions at the time the file is required. Very handy to implement debugging logs and code that has to be commented (not just dynamically switched off).
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MiniRGSS-Editor is a lightweight RGSS(Ruby Game Scripting System) syntax-highlighter for the RPG Maker XP/VX. It uses the Qt 4.3.0 framework.
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This is a simplified version of the GNU Grep. Search a RegExp on a file that contain all alphanumeric characters. Use special symbols like @ and # to extend the search. Now you can set Case Sensitive option and ignore withespaces during the search.
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fair might be an interesting editor for Ruby Programmers, but is also suitable for other languages! Editing is vim-like. Enjoy!
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A Ruby Editor extension for the jEdit programmer's text editor that provides syntax-aware programming features for Ruby.
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Create a text editor for computer programmers. Use ruby as underlying system and write core code in C. Support at least inline debugging as well as common features such as colored keywords.
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GREdit means Gtk Ruby Editor. This is a full ruby-gtk scripted editor. It's interface is done 'a la gimp', and can do highlight syntax.
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