- Crappy Autocompletion
+ Fast Run of code using the NPPExec Plugin
+ Syntax coloring
+ Free

1. You can turn the cmd into a ruby interactive console by typing “irb”

irb

2. You can run a one-row script using the ruby interpreter directly

ruby -e 'puts "hi"'

3. The best way to run ruby scripts is - to write them into the Notepadand run them using the NPPExec Plugin. The NPPExec Script can look like that: <code> cmd /c ruby "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" </code> ==Autocomplete for Notepad++== [[http://pastebin.com/f4fedbb27 Here]] is some autocomplete file for Notepad to name “ruby.xml” and to put into

...Notepad + + \ Plugins \ API