Es.tldp.org/Manuales-LuCAS/doc-guia-usuario-ruby/guia-usuario-ruby.pdf. Lenguaje Ruby, aprendiendo poco a poco.: Contenidos. Code School - TryRuby. Forum: Ruby. Using Strings and Substrings in Ruby. Ruby. Removed from standard IDE distribution in 7.0! See: RubySupport The NetBeans Ruby support plug-ins provide an integrated development environment for building, running, testing, and debugging Ruby and Ruby on Rails applications. You can download a Ruby-only version of the NetBeans IDE or add Ruby support to your NetBeans IDE download. To learn how, see Installing and Configuring Ruby Support. If you want to work on the bleeding edge, see the Ruby Installation wiki page for information on getting the latest builds. NetBeans Ruby Features Getting Started With NetBeans Ruby Support Getting Involved in the NetBeans Ruby Community For Contributors Blogs Tutorials, Articles, and Screencasts New Creating a Ruby Weblog in 10 Minutes (Rails 2.1).
Hot NetBeans IDE Features: Ruby >> More Ruby Documentation >> Ruby FAQs >> Ruby Developer Resource Center Recent Wiki Page Changes and Additions. Ruby Syntax. Prev - next - index Lexical structure The character set used in the Ruby source files for the current implementation is based on ASCII. The case of characters in source files is significant. All syntactic constructs except identifiers and certain literals may be separated by an arbitrary number of whitespace characters and comments. Identifiers Examples: foobar ruby_is_simple Ruby identifiers are consist of alphabets, decimal digits, and the underscore character, and begin with a alphabets(including underscore). Comment # this is a comment line Ruby comments start with "#" outside of a string or character literal (? Embedded Documentation Example: =begin the everything between a line beginning with `=begin' and that with `=end' will be skipped by the interpreter. If the Ruby interpreter encounters a line beginning with =begin, it skips that line and all remaining lines through and including a line that begins with =end.
Reserved words The reserved words are: Program print "hello world! Expression ? ? ? ? Ruby on Windows: NetBeans Ruby IDE. If you're looking for a new Ruby editor, I suggest you check out NetBeans. Tor Norbye and the gang have been doing a great job adapting this Java IDE for use with Ruby and Rails. I usually use SciTE, the Scintilla text editor, for writing my Ruby code. It's fast, flexible, and lightweight, consuming a fraction of the resources of a full-blown IDE. It's still my editor of choice for small scripts. But I've begun using NetBeans for larger projects and am very pleased so far.
NetBeans is now available in a Ruby-only version which, presumably, is a little slimmer than the full Java + Ruby IDE. And you can trim a little more fat by deactivating a few plug-ins. Further details can be found on the NetBeans Ruby Support page, on the NetBeans Ruby wiki, and in numerous in-depth reviews like this one by Daniel Spiewak. New builds are posted every few hours, and the latest stable build can always be found here. Bienvenido - Ruby Tutorial. Ruby-Doc.org: Documenting the Ruby Language. Programming Ruby: The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide.