This is a suggestion.  If folks seem to like it I may take a stab at implementing it.

The problem is the typical Rails philosophy is that we separate everything into separate files.  We put the javascript here, the CSS there, the view other yonder.  There is no real standard of where folks put these three pieces.

I'm thinking it would be nice if we could add comments.  e.g. in the javascript file we add comments that point us to the view and the CSS for that piece.  etc.  The point is to add a way to layer, on top of the existing web of connections rinari already knows about, customizable connections between various pieces of code.

Thoughts?

(I was going to create an issue on the git repository.  I'm not sure which one gets more views.)

I'm looking for a great Rails IDE and am a lifelong emacs user.   The Rails project I'm working on makes heavy use of namespaces.   One of the main reasons I want an IDE is to automatically navigate in the project quickly.  Mostly: "where is this thing defined?"     Before investing in setting up emacs using all the various packages is: does the automatic navigation in rinari work properly for objects defined within namespaces/modules, potentially several deep?

When I run ^x-t, I get an error which is the same error as if I run "cucumber" from the command line while in the root of my rails project.

The recommended approach (I guess) is to do "rake cucumber" which works for me.  "rake cucumber" executes "bundle exec cucumber" which I can also works from the command line.

So... I'm wondering if cucumber-compilation-executable should execute "bundle exec cucumber" (or rake cucumber since it actually does a lot more).

If I just set it equal to the string "bundle exec cucumber", it doesn't work because it doesn't break that up into words like sh would but tries to execute the command "bundle exec cucumber".  I think making it a list of words won't work either.

All this leads to a more general question: Am I missin g something?

I'm not so much afraid of hacking on this but more that I'm making things much harder than it should be.

Any suggestions?

Thank you,
Perry

Does the latest rinari work with emacs24? I've cloned rinari repo and added rinari to .emacs file, but when I enter Rails folder from eshell, emacs doesn't swith to eshell/rinari mode. My envi ts tne next: Ubuntu 12.10, emacs installed from apt-get, Rails version is 3.1.0 . Thanks in advance!

Run rinari-console in emacs 24, the run command should be

(run-ruby "d:/dev/scripts/Ruby/blog/script/rails console")

It returns:

apply: Spawning child process: invalid argument


How I can fix it or some workarounds?

without using nokogori or mechanize, regardless of the structure of the web page, some idea ?