Netbeans Ruby Code Completion

by Brian on 4/10/2007

So, thanks to Tor here’s an update to the code completion in Netbean’s Ruby. There is a lot more support for code completion in Netbeans Ruby than I originally thought. The trick is to hit “Ctrl + Space” when you are next to an object or variable, and you’ll get you’re usually code completion drop down list, with RubyDoc including underneath. Very handy, as frequently I’m looking for a function that I can’t exactly remember the its name.

Here’s a little screenshot:
Code Completion in Netbeans Ruby

A description of more features can be found here.

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