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EditorKicker 0.1.0 released

by kwatch —

EditorKicker 0.1.0 is released. EditorKicker is a pretty tool to invoke TextMate or Emacs and open files automatically when exception raised in your CGI or Rails script. It can reduce turn-around time of web application development. If you are Rails developer, try EditorKicker plugin for Ruby on Rails.

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That is an INSANELY cool plugin. For anyone using netbeans, put into your development.rb:

ENV[“EDITOR_KICKER”]=”~/netbeans-6.1/bin/netbeans –open %s:%s”

… assuming that, like me, you have netbeans 6.1 installed in your home directory.

Then, I made a small edit to the plugin.

You’ll notice that vendor/plugins/editorkicker/lib/editor_kicker.rb on line 87 has:

command = (@command   detect_command()) % [linenum, filepath] # or [filepath, linenum]

It’s the commented “or” that I need because the order for the netbeans command line is filepath followed by linenum.

So make that line: command = (@command || detect_command()) % [filepath, linenum]

And it works.

antipode —

Try ENV["EDITOR_KICKER"]="netbeans --open %2$s:%1$s".

kwatch —

Yes, thank you! That works well.

antipode —

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