I've asked this before and didn't get an answer that I understood, so I'm trying again.
My bundle consists of a bunch of ruby scripts, and the output is shown as HTML. Thus, when a command is given, I am running a ruby script and then scrambling to transform any output for display as HTML, deal with exceptions, etc. In other words, I am doing simply and crudely what RubyMate already does perfectly.
So the question is, isn't there some way I can just *use* RubyMate to run my scripts and display output and exceptions for me?
m.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 1:40 PM, Matt Neuburgmatt@tidbits.com wrote:
I've asked this before and didn't get an answer that I understood, so I'm trying again.
My bundle consists of a bunch of ruby scripts, and the output is shown as HTML. Thus, when a command is given, I am running a ruby script and then scrambling to transform any output for display as HTML, deal with exceptions, etc. In other words, I am doing simply and crudely what RubyMate already does perfectly.
So the question is, isn't there some way I can just *use* RubyMate to run my scripts and display output and exceptions for me?
m.
Perhaps executor, which I believe is now distributed with recent TM cutting edge versions.
http://alex.rosiba.com/executor.run.html
Peter
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