BeanShell Macros
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Updated on 05/21/2012 - 14:01
Downloads: 1773
Updated on 09/15/2008 - 13:26
Downloads: 1107
Designed to be executed each time the enter key is pressed. Auto indents and inserts 'end' after the following: if, for, while, until, unless, def, case, class, module, begin, loop do, x do |y|. Also aligns else and elsif. Designed to work with the auto-indenting defined in Ruby edit mode v0.3.
Use in combination with the Ruby edit mode v0.3 to solve most of your Ruby indenting needs!
TO INSTALL:
- Place in directory: [user_home_dir]/.jedit/macros/Ruby
- Add the 'ENTER' key shortcut to this macro via:
- Utilities -> Global Options -> Shortcuts -> Edit Shortcuts: Macros
- Install Ruby edit mode v0.3.
Updated on 09/26/2004 - 22:03
Downloads: 2089
Updated on 09/09/2005 - 08:41
Downloads: 3610
Allows user to search Ruby documentation using ri (Ruby interactive reference). I map this to: ctrl+r ctrl+i
- Brings up dialog for user to enter search term.
- Macro runs ri on term, and reports ri results in another dialog.
- Remembers last term searched, and places it in search entry field.
- If user has selected text, then that is placed in search entry field instead.
New in 0.2: lengthly results placed in scroll pane; handle error that occurs when results overflow native system's std out buffer.
See other ideas for Ruby editing macros.
Updated on 04/11/2004 - 04:22
Downloads: 1983
- Calling this macro once selects text between the doublequotes around the caret, doublequotes exclusive.
- A second call selects also the doublequotes.
- By calling the macro multiple times, you iterate through the string literals in your file from left to right.
- It takes java/c++ escape sequences into consideration.
Updated on 04/14/2006 - 08:05
Downloads: 1350
Updated on 12/21/2014 - 08:51
Downloads: 3546
Updated on 01/24/2015 - 22:11
Downloads: 3451
- remembers previous values
- suggested shortcut: CTRL-G (next to CTRL-F "Find")
Updated on 08/12/2005 - 21:14
Downloads: 1725
Updated on 01/30/2005 - 21:53
Downloads: 1959