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Turns jEdit into a neat Ruby editor.

jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin features include:
   - method completion for system types and Rails classes
   - integrated Ruby docs explorer
   - syntax error highlighting
   - auto indent and insert end
   - file structure popup
   - navigation shortcuts 
   - progressive selection

Install:
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1. If you don't have Java 5.0, install JDK 5.0 Update 9 or higher:
   - http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/

Hey RadRails is implemented in Java too, get over it! ;-)

2. If you don't have jEdit, install the latest version:
   - http://www.jedit.org/index.php?page=download

3. Start jEdit

4. Hopefully this is now an easy Plugin Manager install:
   - open menu Plugins -> Plugin Manager
   - go to the Install tab
   - check "RubyPlugin" in the list
   - click the Install button

Congratulations, you should now have the Ruby Editor Plugin installed!

Configuration:
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1. Configure method completion settings as desired (via SideKick plugin):
   - open menu Plugins -> Plugin Options
   - go to Plugins -> SideKick
   - check "Show completion popups where possible"
   - change other SideKick settings as desired

2. Configure keyboard bindings:
   - open menu Utilities -> Global Options
   - go to Shortcuts -> Plugin: RubyPlugin
   - click on each primary shortcut cell to assign a shortcut key

Here are my suggested key bindings:

    File structure popup    C + F12
    Complete code           C + SPACE
    Progressive selection   C + p
    Introduce variable      CA + v
    Copy selection/line     C + c
    Cut selection/line      C + x
    Paste selection/line    C + v
    Go to previous edit     CS + BACKSPACE
    Go to previous method   A + UP
    Go to next method       A + DOWN
    Go to previous          S + F2
    Go to previous error    F2
    Ruby Docs (Toggle)      C + r  C + v
    Autoindent, insert end  ENTER

jEdit Ruby Editor Plugin - http://rubyjedit.org/