Tim Burks shows how to use a Ruby code beautifer written by Paul Lutus directly from TextMate to beautify your Ruby code with a single keypress. Ideal if you're not consistent with the tabulation and spacing yourself!
Tim Burks shows how to use a Ruby code beautifer written by Paul Lutus directly from TextMate to beautify your Ruby code with a single keypress. Ideal if you're not consistent with the tabulation and spacing yourself!
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Paul Battley ·
Thank you - I've been looking for something like this.
Paradoxically, the code of the beautifier appears to ignore all the conventions of the Ruby world with its camelCase variables and three-space indentation.
Stoffe ·
Looks like that could easily work in Gedit too, with "external tools". I think external tools so far lacks the ability to set a command like this to be only for Ruby scripts though, which is a shame.