If anyone likes KATE; there is an xml you can snag off of an email archive for a REBOL syntax highlighter. I'll track it down if anyone likes. KATE lets you be editing coloured source with a terminal window attached and open. Play with the code, have rebol in the terminal, DO from the prompt. Click back to edit. Livin'. And, with rebol.vim, vi the same file, coloured in the terminal ... KATE will detect the change and offer a reload ... Livin'.
Cheers, Brian On September 10, 2008 11:59:19 pm Peter W A Wood wrote: > I found this easy way of running Rebol directly from the gedit text > editor. > > 1. Select Edit->Preferences > > 2. Select Plugins Tab > > 3. Select External Tools > > 4. Select Configure Plugin > > 5. Added a new tool giving it a name (Rebol/View in my case) > > 6. Set Shortcut Key to your choice (<Control><Alt>r in my case). > > 7. Set Commands to the command you would use to start Rebol (/home/ > peter/Desktop/rebview -vs in my case) > > 8. Close the External Tools Manager > > 9. Close gedit preferences > > Then when you have your script open in the active editor window, press > the Shortcut Key. > > Regards > > Peter -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
