There is no option "vim" in the keymaps dialog within settings, i have only enabled vim key emulation.

Im using RubyMine 2.0.1 on Windows XP. I have tried the settings, but they dont do what i want.

Yea, im using gitk for this purpose right now.

Of course they are. It is actually a structure like follows:

model1 < ActiveRecord

model2 < ActiveRecord

model21 < model2

model22 < model2

...

The first five are displayed correctly, the other dont. There are no syntax error in these files.

Mfg

I installed the plugin using the README.txt, but still shortcut CTRL-R for redoing an action, that i undo using u doest work, just to give an example.

The replace-window popping up, is fixed now, anyway.

Edit: i fixed it by removing the keybinding "reload sources" for the ruby console.

Some other things changed there meaning like :e, which is (in vim) used to reload the current file in the buffer. Is there somewhere a good ressource about

these differences? :help shows me an error of a missing txt file.

In Code Style > Ruby within config I unchecked the two boxes "keep line breaks" and "indent when cases". The preview looks broken now, even after restart.

When I now type: case @var<enter>when 1<enter>'a'<enter>when 2<enter>'b'<enter>else<enter>'c'<enter>end

it looks as follows:

     case @var
       when 1
       'a'
       when 2
       'b'
       else
       'c'
       end

but it should look like this:

               case @var

               when 1

                 'a'

               when 2

                 'b'

               else

                 'c'

               end

Another situation where auto indention is wrong is def<enter>end, which doesnt automatically outdent end:

               def

                    end

Is there somehow the possibility to move a file to another split using the keyboard? Not even drag&drop seems to

work for this. I always have to close the file, move to the other split and then open it again. I also can't find an easy

way to switch between two or more splits with a single keystroke. Strg-Tab shows a list of all opened files and the

panels, which seems odd, since all of them are already accessible by other keys like alt-1, etc. or alt-left/alt-right.

Maybe I missed something in the keymaps dialog for this.

If these minor bugs get fixed, I will get a licence soon. Thank you for developing such a great IDE.

Florian

By the time moving by, i found other issues/features i miss.

Issues:

Column/Block select doesnt work with mouse (right click which was intended for this by vim is used differently

and left click clears the context; i even tried shift/strg+leftclick, but this doesnt work either).

Folds in yml files arent created from indention, but from syntax, which is technically wrong and can be confusing,

if u use attributes without a value.

To come back to the split movement: i think there was a design change in recent versions, where someone forgot

that feature since in window>Goto Next Splitter and window>Goto Previous Splitter there is the feature i missed bound

to strg-tab/strg-shift-tab. But this is bound to the overall window switcher as well. By rebinding it to other keys, it just works as

expected.

Still there is the "moving tabs to another split"-issue.

Features:

There seems to be no autoindention within haml files, but it can always be determined pretty easy:

a.) if there is a do expression or a do |whatever| at the end of an "-", than there has to be an indent

b.) if there is a % or . or # expression that was not ended by a / or a text element, there has to be an indent

c.) if there was a : Expression, the next line has to be indented

Another feature i miss, is the possibility to convert tabs to spaces or just interpret every space as indents (tabs) for

every filetype, including plain txt files. This feature should be independent of filetype.

There is a feature located at settings>editor>smart keys within section "enter" that creates a matching }, there should also be an

entry for "def/end", too.

There should be a possibility to insert a color into SASS/CSS Files before putting in some other color. Like Code>Insert Color or something.

SASS needs autoindention and codecompletion.

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When can i expect the next release of RubyMine? Are there any Beta-Testings?

Hi,

This behavour is not supported by vim plugin yet, please check option +Right click | Column mode+ and you'll be able to use mouse for column mode selection.

I'm currently using left-click select and then press either ctrl-v or shift-v in order to get the indended behaviour. To me this seems to be the easiest workaround.

> Folds in yml files arent created from indention, but from syntax, which is technically wrong and can be confusing,
> if u use attributes without a value.
Actually the are, could you please provide an example where it is not?

I'm actually just taking the automatically generated database.yml with mysql-database selected, where password is empty. This opens up a one-liner fold.

> There is a feature located at settings>editor>smart keys within section "enter" that creates a matching }, there should also be an
> entry for "def/end", too.
This functionality is supposed to work now, missing end should be inserted automatically. Please provide an example.

Well, it is handled through live templates if i press def<tab>, but i just tested def<space> which resulted in a missing end.

Still there is the "reverse-indent"/outdent feature missing in Ruby, that one can find for e.g. for CSS:

- end is always aligned to the corresponding "def, do, begin, for, if, unless, while", if there is nothing else than whitespace before end

   (this is triggered just after the keysequence "end" was entered)

- when is always aligned to the corresponding case, if the options "Indent when cases" is not checked.

- else is always aligned to the corresponding match of if, unless, case

- same happens to be the case with begin, rescue, ensure

There might be something missing.

A pretty easy workaround would be invoking ctrl-alt-i (auto indent lines) on the current line, whenever one of the tokens above(end,else,elsif,when,rescue,ensure) is entered.

There is another situation, where autoindent behaves different to the specifications:

When entering "{<enter>" at the end of a line, there is a double indent in the next line. Why?

There is always a single indent intended, both for Hashes and inline code with one exception:

If there is something else than whitespace or |<whatever>| following "{", then there has to be a double indent.

> There should be a possibility to insert a color into SASS/CSS Files before putting in some other color. Like Code>Insert Color or something.
> 
> SASS needs autoindention and codecompletion.
We are going to improve SASS support in further versions, please check out development roadmap: http://confluence.jetbrains.net/display/RUBYDEV/Development+Roadmap

That's great to see. I'm looking forward to this.

Where do i find more about "Script manager (to ensure RubyMine can be customized with Ruby scripts, no Java or XML)", that is mentioned in the roadmap? How deep

can such scripting go? Is it similar to mozilla framework or is it just some minor extending of autocompletion/keyhandling/etc.?

Florian

Please refer to the changes in my last post:

This should be added to http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/RUBY-5749.

I think developers assumed, that { was always used in single line expressions. Which might apply to most cases - still it is technically wrong.

Florian