I’d like to “graduate” to an IDE cuz typin RUBY in Notepad is annoying
(to say the least)
Because of our anal IT guys, I can’t install “NetBeans” (actually,
netbeans installs, its the JDK that requires an admin login that fails)
or any other “entrenched” editor.
So I got VIM installed (“gem install -l WhateverTheFilenameWas.gem”). I
think the path issue might be in play & I know how to set the
environment var to include places I need (like “Ruby”'s dir, etc)
So I got VIM installed (“gem install -l WhateverTheFilenameWas.gem”). I
think the path issue might be in play & I know how to set the
environment var to include places I need (like “Ruby”'s dir, etc)
Vim isn’t installed via Gem. Perhaps you installed the vim-ruby gem
which provides support for Ruby in the Vim editor. To download the
actual editor go to http://www.vim.org
Because of our anal IT guys, I can’t install “NetBeans” (actually,
netbeans installs, its the JDK that requires an admin login that fails)
or any other “entrenched” editor.
You have my sympathy. Is your resume up-to-date?
So I got VIM installed
As already mentioned, no, you probably don’t.
Google “portable apps usb key” and see if there’s some useful
options there (other than finding a new place to work).
Or if you’re really set on vim, google e.g. “run vim from usb key”.
I’d like to “graduate” to an IDE cuz typin RUBY in Notepad is annoying
(to say the least)
Because of our anal IT guys, I can’t install “NetBeans” (actually,
netbeans installs, its the JDK that requires an admin login that fails)
or any other “entrenched” editor.
Is it not possible to do a local install, and have everything go under
~/.local or something like that? I think you can then tell NetBeans
where to find the JDK.
