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[Dltk-dev] Re: as-you-go validation for Ruby code?
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Thx for answering pretty fast Andy
I didn't mean to submit it
twice because I sent it with two different emails and I didn't know
both are subscribed, but I apologize, hope no-one is irritated.
>Did you look at the DLTK source for how the validation is performed?
> That's where I'd look first.
I
took a look on the SSE but as I read the extension point SSE provides
is only for SSE editor. My editor is a text editor. So I will try to
look at DLTK "HOWTO validation"
I don't use Ruby so I don't know how the errors are delineated. It
should be pretty specific, however.
What
you mean it should be pretty specific? and what language do you use?
Maybe I can understand the mechanism of sending code and getting
validation for it.
Perhaps you will get a better answer to this question if you describe
why you want a ruby parser.
We are making a Rails IDE and we want to to have as-you-go validation for the ruby code in the
<% %> and <%= %> tags in an .rhtml file.
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Best Regards,
Hisham ElHifnawi
Computer Science Senior,
The American University in Cairo
