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Copyright 2005, by TJ Vanderpoel
Licensed under the Gnu Public License, which should be 
included in licence/GPL.txt.

If you did not receive this licence file you can contact the author 
for a copy at bougy dot man at gmail dot com, or see the latest
version at http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html.

This is a little command wrapper for screen + vim to give
you a nice IDE session for rails development.  Console junkies
should like it, but through the use of Escreen it can  be 
GUI friendly as well. 

./script/editor -? for usage (from a RAILS_ROOT).

BASIC USAGE

This is most likely only useful for console junkies, but may help for
any vim user in a pinch that has to make console edits (ssh or what-not).

On startup you'll have a variety of windows set up for rails development.
Many will have VIM sessions in File Browser mode, others will be shells dedicated
to a certain task.  In Screen 1 you'll have a ./script/console session that
will restart itself on exit.  The ide gets more powerful for experienced 'screen'
users with split screen modes and other goodies.

Screen bindkey is default here (ctrl-a), so (ctrl-a 1) will get to screen 1 (irb)
ctrl-a ? will list all your bindings.  man screen for more information.

SPLIT SCREEN

A new caption line will appear when you split screens in 'screen' (ctrl-a S).  At 
this time there is no way to remove the hardstatus global statusline automatically,
so i've bound F8 and F9 to turning on and off (respectively) the hardstatus line
to avoid duplicate statusbars.

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
RailsEditor-0.0.21	rails/README.rails-editor
RailsEditor-0.0.22	rails/README.rails-editor
RailsEditor-0.0.23	rails/README.rails-editor