Discussion:
Freebase documentation issues
Paul Thirumalai
2007-05-10 17:11:52 UTC
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Hi All
I am brand new to freeride ( started using it yesterday ). I started using
it because I could not find a decent IDE for Ruby which is free, and my
license for Kimodo expired. In any case, I wanted to write a few plugins to
improve my producticvity and was looking at the freebase documentation. The
diagram that describes the states of a plugin does not appear in my browser
( I am using IE ). Could someone please fix that.

Thanks
Paul
Laurent Julliard
2007-05-13 16:46:26 UTC
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can you give me the URL of the web page you are talking about. Are you
using IE7? If so consider using Firefox as IE7 exhibits a lot of
compatibility problems.

Laurent
Post by Paul Thirumalai
Hi All
I am brand new to freeride ( started using it yesterday ). I started
using it because I could not find a decent IDE for Ruby which is free,
and my license for Kimodo expired. In any case, I wanted to write a few
plugins to improve my producticvity and was looking at the freebase
documentation. The diagram that describes the states of a plugin does
not appear in my browser ( I am using IE ). Could someone please fix that.
Thanks
Paul
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Paul Thirumalai
2007-05-13 17:01:49 UTC
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I am using IE 6. I tried opening it in firefox, but i get the same issues.
There a couple of URL's
The plug in lifecycle URl is h
ttp://www.rubyide.org/images/PluginLifecycle.gif
There is link to a powerpoint presentation in RubyConf 2002
http://www.rubyride.org/ppt/freeride-2002.ppt which doesnt work either.

Thanks for taking time to look into this.
Also could you send me instructions to pull stuff from the cvs repository.
In particular I wanted to pull the ripper source code. How can I become a
developer on this project.

Thanks
Paul
Post by Laurent Julliard
can you give me the URL of the web page you are talking about. Are you
using IE7? If so consider using Firefox as IE7 exhibits a lot of
compatibility problems.
Laurent
Post by Paul Thirumalai
Hi All
I am brand new to freeride ( started using it yesterday ). I started
using it because I could not find a decent IDE for Ruby which is free,
and my license for Kimodo expired. In any case, I wanted to write a few
plugins to improve my producticvity and was looking at the freebase
documentation. The diagram that describes the states of a plugin does
not appear in my browser ( I am using IE ). Could someone please fix
that.
Post by Paul Thirumalai
Thanks
Paul
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Laurent Julliard
2007-05-13 18:30:55 UTC
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Everything about the FreeRIDE project is at
http://rubyforge.org/projects/freeride/. The rubyide.org domain is no
longer available and I'm afraid the image you are refering to has
disappeared for good unless Rich Kilmer or Curt Hibbs whom I cc'ed on
this message still has the plugin lifecycle image available somewhere.
(Rich , Curt the page we are talking about here is at
http://freeride.rubyforge.org/wiki/wiki.pl?UserDoc

Regarding CVS access here is how we proceed:

a) as a starting point do an anonymous CVS checkout (see instructions at
http://rubyforge.org/scm/?group_id=31).

b) You can develop your own plugin, test it and when done submit it as
patch through the mailing list. The core team will test it and commit it
to the CVS repo

c) after some time if you keep providing new functionalities or even bug
fixes we'll give you full read-write access to the CVS repo.

In any case we wish you a warm welcome and hope to see your
contributions coming soon.

Laurent
Post by Paul Thirumalai
I am using IE 6. I tried opening it in firefox, but i get the same issues.
There a couple of URL's
The plug in lifecycle URl is
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<http://www.rubyide.org/images/PluginLifecycle.gif>
There is link to a powerpoint presentation in RubyConf 2002
http://www.rubyride.org/ppt/freeride-2002.ppt which doesnt work either.
Thanks for taking time to look into this.
Also could you send me instructions to pull stuff from the cvs
repository. In particular I wanted to pull the ripper source code. How
can I become a developer on this project.
Thanks
Paul
can you give me the URL of the web page you are talking about. Are you
using IE7? If so consider using Firefox as IE7 exhibits a lot of
compatibility problems.
Laurent
Post by Paul Thirumalai
Hi All
I am brand new to freeride ( started using it yesterday ). I started
using it because I could not find a decent IDE for Ruby which is
free,
Post by Paul Thirumalai
and my license for Kimodo expired. In any case, I wanted to write
a few
Post by Paul Thirumalai
plugins to improve my producticvity and was looking at the freebase
documentation. The diagram that describes the states of a plugin
does
Post by Paul Thirumalai
not appear in my browser ( I am using IE ). Could someone please
fix that.
Post by Paul Thirumalai
Thanks
Paul
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Curt Hibbs
2007-05-14 03:59:39 UTC
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Post by Laurent Julliard
Everything about the FreeRIDE project is at
http://rubyforge.org/projects/freeride/. The rubyide.org domain is no
longer available and I'm afraid the image you are refering to has
disappeared for good unless Rich Kilmer or Curt Hibbs whom I cc'ed on
this message still has the plugin lifecycle image available somewhere.
(Rich , Curt the page we are talking about here is at
http://freeride.rubyforge.org/wiki/wiki.pl?UserDoc
I think that was Rich's diagram. In any case, I don't have it.

Curt

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