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From: Priyank Shah on 2 Aug 2010 04:07
hi,

I want seperate use of scite so i taken the source and scite editor run
but

i cannot able to execute any ruby script.

I have not installed it with ruby. I had taken source seperatly and run
scite application.

Please let me know if any of you have any idea.

Thanks,
Priyank Shah
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From: Roger Pack on 2 Aug 2010 07:21
> i cannot able to execute any ruby script.

is ruby.exe in your path?
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From: Priyank Shah on 3 Aug 2010 06:52
Roger Pack wrote:
>> i cannot able to execute any ruby script.
>
> is ruby.exe in your path?

hi,

Thanks for reply.

But i can't got it where you want to say to set the the path.

i can run script from command prompt using ruby commnad.

But i have separat scite editor which i had download and run it but in
that,

script is not run.

Thanks,
Priyank Shah
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From: Quintus on 3 Aug 2010 08:29
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Am 03.08.2010 12:52, schrieb Priyank Shah:
> Roger Pack wrote:
>>> i cannot able to execute any ruby script.
>>
>> is ruby.exe in your path?
>
> hi,
>
> Thanks for reply.
>
> But i can't got it where you want to say to set the the path.
>
> i can run script from command prompt using ruby commnad.
>
> But i have separat scite editor which i had download and run it but in
> that,
>
> script is not run.
>
> Thanks,
> Priyank Shah

Does your script name and/or directory name contain spaces? SciTE has
problems managing whitespace characters in its default settings. Open up
your Ruby properties file (Options -> Edit properties -> Open
ruby.properties) and look for the lines saying

command.go.*.rb=ruby $(FileNameExt)
command.go.*.rbw=rubyw $(FileNameExt)

Note that they appear twice, once for GTK and once for Windows. Choose
the one according to your platform and change them to:

command.go.*.rb=ruby "$(FileNameExt)"
command.go.*.rbw=rubyw "$(FileNameExt)"

You could also make Ruby display warnings by default. Use:

command.go.*.rb=ruby -w "$(FileNameExt)"
command.go.*.rbw=rubyw -w "$(FileNameExt)"

Restart SciTE after the modifications.
If that doesn't do it, please post the error you're getting.

Vale,
Marvin
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