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Ruby In Steel 1.1.5 - update #1
As always we try to address any reported bugs or deficiencies as quickly as possible. Accordingly a minor update has today been released to fix some issues in Ruby In Steel 1.1.5, which was released on October 21st. The changes are listed below:
We now support Rails templates with the .erb extension.
The Immediate window can be used when stopped at a breakpoint.
Console/Toolwindow positions are persisted.
Ruby Console non-writability when debugging is fixed.
Font cache is cleared on re-installing (fixes incorrect coloring).
Bracket matching bug (with nested curly bracket blocks/hashes) fixed
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Thanks for all your hard work and the quick turnaround on the reported issues. Thanks also for the support for Rails 2.0 things (.erb extensions), thats very nice.
The more I use RiS and the more I learn about Ruby and Rails (currently I am still somewhat of a newby in both Ruby and Rails), the more I realise how really sexy and powerful RiS is. In screencasts (e.g. PeepCode’s screencasts), I see the nifty stuff that TextMate can do, but then I see that RiS can do it all and more :)
Regards Willem