RadRails visual debugger

Ruby
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Hi,

Do I need to install any other gems to activate the RadRails visual
debugger?

I am using RadRails v0.7.2

As when I attempt to debug, I am getting no further than this
statement in the console

ruby 1.8.6 debugger listens on port 2639

And none of the debug command options are enabled

Aidy

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On 12 Jul, 20:23, “[email protected]”
[email protected] wrote:

ruby 1.8.6 debugger listens on port 2639

And none of the debug command options are enabled

Aidy

Sorry for being such a balloon. I have been scratching my head all day
over this, and all I needed to do was change the interpreter to
rubyw.exe

Aidy

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On 12 Jul, 20:54, “[email protected]”
[email protected] wrote:

I am using RadRails v0.7.2
Sorry for being such a balloon. I have been scratching my head all day
over this, and all I needed to do was change the interpreter to
rubyw.exe

Aidy

The debugger seems to be only intermittently working. I must be
missing something.

Aidy

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Abhijeet Joshi wrote:

plz help me

Abhijeet -

Four tips:

  • This is an international list, conducted in English. When you use text
    message abbreviations, you prevent a fair number of list participants
    from understanding you, because all they know is standard English, and
    not necessarily a lot of that. Furthermore, believe it or not, there are
    many people who do NOT test message. I suggest you use standard English,
    correctly spelled, if you want to be understood.

  • You should always give your working environment details: OS, Ruby
    version, rubygems version (if relevant), and in this case Radrails
    version. If you don’t do this, people have to ask, since without these
    details there are simply too many variables to consider.

  • Continuing that theme, give adequate details about your PROBLEM:
    creating a project is a Radrails function (and this is a Ruby list -
    Radrails - Aptana has its own forums). But maybe you’re really having a
    ruby problem - in which case you need to share some of your code. Give
    the full context of the problem!

  • The subject line of your post says very little. Use a subject line
    that summarizes your problem or question, so that people who might be
    helpful to you are alerted to the nature of YOUR problem.

In other words: make more of an effort to help people help you. You’ll
get better results!

t.

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hi thr…
m new to Ruuby on Rails…
I am a student.

i have installed ruby then also radrails
but when i am creating new project follwing error occurs at console

-e:3:in load': C:\Ruby\bin\ruby.exe:1: Invalid char\220’ in
expression (SyntaxError)
from -e:3

plz help me