Ruby SDK and Gems
for Windows and Linux
for macOS
Use this page to configure Ruby interpreter and gems for a currently selected project.
In this section:
Projects pane
Item | Description |
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Projects | This pane displays the list of projects, opened in the same window. The first project in the list is the primary project. |
Ruby SDKs pane
Item | Shortcut | Description |
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Ruby interpreter | Use this drop-down list to select Ruby executable file to be used with the current project, from the list of Ruby SDKs, which have already been added to the project. Please note the following:
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Alt+Insert | Click this button to select the desired Ruby interpreter (ruby.exe in Windows environment, or ruby in Linux or macOS ) in the dialog that opens. The selected SDK will be added to the list of available Ruby SDKs. | |
Alt+Delete | Delete the currently selected Ruby SDK from the Settings/Preferences. For the gemsets this button is disabled. | |
Ctrl+NumPad Plus Ctrl+NumPad - | Use these buttons to expand or collapse all nodes. | |
Use this button to edit path mapping of the remote interpreters. |
Ruby Gems pane
Item | Shortcut | Description |
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Gems | This section contains the list of gems used in the selected SDK. For *nix platforms, this section contains also the list of gems available for the selected gemset. If you select an SDK, you'll see see all the gems available for the current project with that version. So doing, the gems of all gemsets are selected for the SDK in question. Speed search also work for the gems: just type a string, and speed search shows the matching entries only: Refer to the sections Configuring SDK Gemsets and Create New RVM Gemset for details. | |
Click this button to view the gem local path in the Explorer/Finder. | ||
Click this button to open web page with the gem description. |
Last modified: 26 October 2017