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Configuring UltraEdit for Ruby on Rails
Configuring UltraEdit by IDM Computer Solutions for Ruby on Rails is very easy. Simply copy this:
/L9"Ruby" Line Comment Num = 2# Block Comment On = =begin Block Comment Off = =end Escape Char = \ File Extensions = RB RBW
/Indent Strings = "do" "begin" "{" "|"
/Unident Strings = "}" "end"
/Delimiters = []{}()<>="'.,+
/C1"Keywords"
__FILE__ __LINE__
BEGIN
END
alias and
begin break
case class
def defined? do
else elsif end ensure
false for
if in
module
next nil not
or
redo rescue retry return
self super
then true
undef unless until
when while
yield
/C2"Object, Module, Class, Kernel"
__id__ __send__
ancestors alias_method append_features attr attr_accessor attr_reader attr_writer abort at_exit autoload
binding block_given?
class_eval class_variables clone const_defined? const_get const_set constants callcc caller catch chomp chomp! chop chop!
display dup
extend_object eval exec exit exit! eql? equal? extend
fail fork format freeze frozen?
gets global_variables gsub gsub!
hash
included_modules instance_methods include iterator? id inspect instance_eval instance_of? instance_variables is_a? inherited
kind_of?
lambda load local_variables loop
method_defined? module_eval method_added module_function method method_missing methods
name nesting new nil?
open
private protected public private_class_method private_instance_methods protected_instance_methods public_class_method public_instance_methods p print printf proc putc puts private_methods protected_methods public_methods
remove_const remove_method raise rand readline readlines require respond_to?
scan select set_trace_func singleton_method_added sleep split sprintf srand sub sub! syscall system send singleton_methods superclass
test throw trace_var trap taint tainted? to_a to_s type
undef_method untrace_var untaint
/C3"Instance Variable"
** @a @b @c @d @e @f @g @h @i @j @k @l @m @n @o @p @q @r @s @t @u @v @w @x @y @z
/C4"Class Variable"
** @@a @@b @@c @@d @@e @@f @@g @@h @@i @@j @@k @@l @@m @@n @@o @@p @@q @@r @@s @@t @@u @@v @@w @@x @@y @@z
/C5"Globals"
** $
/C6 "Symbols"
** :
/C7"Constants"
** A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
/C8"Operators"
+ +=
- -=
% %=
/ /=
** **=
& &=
| |=
^ ^=
> >> >>=
< << <<=
= == ===
and paste it in your wordfile.txt file in C:\Program Files\IDM Computer Solutions\UltraEdit-32 and restart UltraEdit if it was running. This will give UltraEdit the ability to recognize and syntax-highlight .rb and .rhtml files.
With this, you can easily work on both Ruby and Ruby on Rails projects with this wonderful editor.