Hi,
This starting t drive me crazy now, Does anyone know of a way to get
RadRails to support the new .erb file’s in the way it does for the old
.rhtml files?
thanks
adam
Hi,
This starting t drive me crazy now, Does anyone know of a way to get
RadRails to support the new .erb file’s in the way it does for the old
.rhtml files?
thanks
adam
Well, you can open the preferences (Window > Preferences) and then go to
General > Editors > File Associations. Click the top “Add” to add
‘*.erb’ and then, with it highlighted, click the bottom “Add” to
associate the rhtml editor with that extension.
But here’s the downside… I just tried it and the .erb file opens with
the rhtml editor, but it looks like it’s still being treated as plain
text.
Well, I have a fairly old version of the eclipse radrails plugin…
should download the latest from Aptana and try it.
b
thanks, its half worked, just no syntax highlighting
Ben M. wrote:
Well, you can open the preferences (Window > Preferences) and then go to
General > Editors > File Associations. Click the top “Add” to add
‘*.erb’ and then, with it highlighted, click the bottom “Add” to
associate the rhtml editor with that extension.But here’s the downside… I just tried it and the .erb file opens with
the rhtml editor, but it looks like it’s still being treated as plain
text.Well, I have a fairly old version of the eclipse radrails plugin…
should download the latest from Aptana and try it.b
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