How to Install Jedit for Rails

Install jEdit; , Install plugins: BufferTabs ColorChooser Console EditorScheme GNU-Regexp Project Viewer RecentBufferSwitcher RubyPlugin SideKick SuperAbbrevs TaskList Xerces Plugin XML , Utilities -> Global Options... -> Shortcuts Edit Shortcuts...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Install jEdit;

    Alternative Download: http://dovetailcomputing.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/jedit_shortcuts_for_ruby_on_rails_v01.zip ,,,,,,,, All of this is going on under the Plugins menu:
    BufferTabs
    -> Click BufferTabs.

    Console
    -> Click Console and dock it at Bottom.

    SideKick
    -> Click SideKick and dock it at Right.

    RubyPlugin
    -> Click Ruby Docs (toggle) and dock it at Top.

    TaskList
    -> Click TaskList and dock it at Top.

    Project Viewer
    -> Click Show Project Viewer and dock it at Left.

    ColorChooser
    -> Click it and dock it at Top. , Check "Remember current working directory" Check "On Project change, cd to project root dir"

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  2. Step 2: Install plugins: BufferTabs ColorChooser Console EditorScheme GNU-Regexp Project Viewer RecentBufferSwitcher RubyPlugin SideKick SuperAbbrevs TaskList Xerces Plugin XML

  3. Step 3: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Shortcuts Edit Shortcuts: "Plugin: SuperAbbrevs" "Show expansion dialog" Primary shortcut: "Ctrl + Enter"

  4. Step 4: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Shortcuts Edit Shortcuts: "Plugin: RecentBufferSwitcher" "Open Buffers" Primary shortcut: "Ctrl + Tab"

  5. Step 5: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Shortcuts (optional

  6. Step 6: makes "Redo" act on Ctrl + Shift + Z and Ctrl + y) Edit Shortcuts: "Built-in Commands" "Redo" Primary shortcut: "Ctrl + Shift + z" "Redo" Alternative shortcut: "Ctrl + Y" (replace the current that is set to Ctrl + y)

  7. Step 7: Plugins -> Editor Scheme Selector Press "Close" (this to make sure the schemes folder is created)

  8. Step 8: Plugins -> Plugin Options -> SuperAbbrevs -> Abbreviations Press "Import normal abbrevs"

  9. Step 9: Plugins -> Plugin Options -> SuperAbbrevs -> Variables Fill in whatever you want

  10. Step 10: Close jEdit.

  11. Step 11: Go to the folder c:\Users\{username}\.jedit\

  12. Step 12: Download http://github.com/marioaquino/railsmacro and put the "Rails" folder inside of the "macros" folder.

  13. Step 13: Download http://community.jedit.org/?q=filestore/download/3925 and put the file inside the "schemes" folder

  14. Step 14: Download http://synthesis.sbecker.net/files/jEdit_Shortcuts_for_Ruby_on_Rails_v0.1.zip and put the "ruby" and "rhtml" files inside of the "SuperAbbrevs" folder.

  15. Step 15: Open jEdit.

  16. Step 16: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Shortcuts Edit Shortcuts: "Macros" "Open Related File" -> Ctrl + Shift + Tab

  17. Step 17: Plugins -> Plugin Options... -> Editor Scheme Uncheck "TaskList Plugin"

  18. Step 18: Plugins -> Editor Scheme Selector Select "Railscasts"

  19. Step 19: Plugins -> Plugin Options... -> Console -> General Uncheck "Show welcome message" Text font -> "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono

  20. Step 20: Plain"

  21. Step 21: Plugins -> Plugin Options... -> BufferTabs Check "Enable BufferTabs by default"

  22. Step 22: Views Check "Line numbers" Uncheck "Toggle Buffer Switcher"

  23. Step 23: Now to putting everything out.

  24. Step 24: Plugins -> Plugin Options... -> Console -> System Shell.

  25. Step 25: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Editing Change settings for mode: "rhtml" Uncheck "Use default settings" Replace the content in "First name glob:" with: "{*.rhtml

  26. Step 26: *.erb}" (without quotes ")

  27. Step 27: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Editing Change settings for mode: "<global default>" Tab width: 2 Indent width: 2 Check "Soft (emulated with spaces) tabs"

  28. Step 28: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Text Area Text font: "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono

  29. Step 29: Bold" (Or size 13) Anti Aliased smooth text: "subpixel"

  30. Step 30: Utilities -> Global Options... -> Encodings Default character encoding: "UTF-8"

  31. Step 31: Restart jEdit

  32. Step 32: Create your project in the Project Viewer

Detailed Guide

Alternative Download: http://dovetailcomputing.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/jedit_shortcuts_for_ruby_on_rails_v01.zip ,,,,,,,, All of this is going on under the Plugins menu:
BufferTabs
-> Click BufferTabs.

Console
-> Click Console and dock it at Bottom.

SideKick
-> Click SideKick and dock it at Right.

RubyPlugin
-> Click Ruby Docs (toggle) and dock it at Top.

TaskList
-> Click TaskList and dock it at Top.

Project Viewer
-> Click Show Project Viewer and dock it at Left.

ColorChooser
-> Click it and dock it at Top. , Check "Remember current working directory" Check "On Project change, cd to project root dir"

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