Closed marroen closed 3 years ago
marroen
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3 years ago Edit: I made a generic project and added a 'File' (not Ruby file) and called it main.rb and I could then install the gem. I think it works fine now but perhaps you know if there's something more I should do!
PyvesB
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3 years ago Hello @martyro ! 👋🏻
There is no Ruby perspective or project type. As you've noticed, the plugin simply kicks in when you interact with a Ruby file, no matter which project it's part of and no matter which perspective is opened.
Maybe this could be clarified by adding a sentence or two somewhere in the README?
marroen
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3 years ago Yeah I agree, it would be helpful to know the introductory steps after install, especially for newbies. When it says "you're good to go!" after install, then the next intuitive steps is to make a Ruby project to test out, but it would be nice to specify exactly how to do this, especially after just using Eclipse for Java projects in the past.
marroen
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3 years ago By the way, thanks for such a neat plugin that allows me to use my favorite IDE for my favorite new language! Much love!
PyvesB
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3 years ago Yeah I agree, it would be helpful to know the introductory steps after install, especially for newbies.
I've added a note about this in the installation section. If need-be, a new "usage" section can be added in the future, but for now hopefully it's good enough.
By the way, thanks for such a neat plugin that allows me to use my favorite IDE for my favorite new language! Much love!
Thanks, much appreciated! Feel free to leave a star on the repository. 😉
marroen
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3 years ago Thank you and yes I did. Closing.
I installed Solargraph on the Eclipse Marketplace but I can not find Ruby on my Other Perspectives. Consequentally I can neither make a new Ruby project (I think, I can not find Ruby on the Wizard page when creating a new project).