Fir: A Friendly, Interactive Ruby REPL
nasseri.ioThe best interactive environment I've ever used (and still use) is an Emacs buffer with an associated inferior process. The default keybindings for Ruby mode interaction with inferior-ruby are a bit lacking, I have made a couple customisations for myself that can be helpful: https://www.gkayaalp.com/gk.html#orgf0bce87 .
Very neat. Do your maintain this by hand or generate it with something? (Unrelated but computer program is 'program' even in British spelling).
If you enjoy this style of literate documentation, then you might enjoy my personal Emacs configuration too (it is smaller). The following should be placed in ~/.emacs/init.el:
https://github.com/skx/dotfiles/blob/master/.emacs.d/init.el
That reads and parses the following Markdown file, which contains documentation for humans and indented code-blocks which are executed by Emacs:
https://github.com/skx/dotfiles/blob/master/.emacs.d/init.md
Thanks! I'm probably more interested in just reading the documented .emacs-en of people who've had the good sense to write down what they were doing. Sadly, no amount of clever automation is going to travel back in time and document and explain the half-zillion lines of inscrutable poop I have put in my c-mode config over the years.
Thanks! I use org-mode and org-babel to generate this, and hook it up into org-publish which I use to publish all of my website. Org-babel is a literate programming extension to org mode that allows you to embed code in any language in your org mode document and execute them or export to many formats.
Wow! that's some serious customization to your emacs config and well documented too. impressive.
Thanks!
Really cool, you don't really need to list all the emacs commands in the Readme. Even if is where most of the work went.
I would love to help. I can try to implement some of the pry features into Fir or work on a Rails integration ala pry-rails.
I tried to use it in Windows and looked like this:
Try this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/opensuse-leap-42/9nj...
Its for OpenSUSE instead of Ubuntu because I like OpenSUSE more especially comparing apt-get syntax to zypper.
zypper refresh actually refreshes the repos and not apt-get update that doesn't update anything
zypper update actually updates the packages and not apt-get upgrade
zypper dist-upgrade moves from one release to the next as opposed to apt full-upgrade because apt-get dist-upgrade doesn't remove programs with a conflict. UGH!!!!!
zypper search actually searches for packages as opposed to apt-cache search
/rant over
WHY did chocolatey go with the debian apt-get syntax :(
You probably better using Bash for Win 10. It's native now.
Or downgrade a few versions and run ANSI.SYS.