I'm an architect and I use Archicad11. I used to make parametrical gdl
(the archicad's basic-like description language) scripts.
I started using sketchup, and I think it's a very good tool. I've read
about the possibilities of scripting in ruby in sketchup.
So I'd like to start programming in ruby.
Generally I know what is all about, I know many things about ruby:
-I know where to find the knowledge bases for ruby;
-I know that ruby scripts can be written in any text editor
-etc.
But I don't know many things:
-is there a easier way to write ruby scripts than a text editor?
(which editor should I choose? notepad++? pspad editor? syntax
highlighting? typing assist for ruby syntax?)
-where can I find tutorials for a beginner like me? (I'm not
completely lamer, but I don't know much about this object oriented
programming language)
-where to start from the very first steps?
> I'm an architect and I use Archicad11. I used to make parametrical gdl
> (the archicad's basic-like description language) scripts.
> I started using sketchup, and I think it's a very good tool. I've read
> about the possibilities of scripting in ruby in sketchup.
> So I'd like to start programming in ruby.
> Generally I know what is all about, I know many things about ruby:
> -I know where to find the knowledge bases for ruby;
> -I know that ruby scripts can be written in any text editor
> -etc.
> But I don't know many things:
> -is there a easier way to write ruby scripts than a text editor?
> (which editor should I choose? notepad++? pspad editor? syntax
> highlighting? typing assist for ruby syntax?)
> -where can I find tutorials for a beginner like me? (I'm not
> completely lamer, but I don't know much about this object oriented
> programming language)
> -where to start from the very first steps?
Don't scare about the name: this is not a hacking tool, but a step by
step tutorial for programming in ruby (from the very first steps).
Originally it was designed for elementary students, so it is very
basic.
I tried last night the first lesson, and it seems to be good!
> On Dec 21, 6:17 pm, Talmácsi, István (sityu) - architect wrote:
> > I'm an architect and I use Archicad11. I used to make parametrical gdl
> > (the archicad's basic-like description language) scripts.
> > I started using sketchup, and I think it's a very good tool. I've read
> > about the possibilities of scripting in ruby in sketchup.
> > So I'd like to start programming in ruby.
> > Generally I know what is all about, I know many things about ruby:
> > -I know where to find the knowledge bases for ruby;
> > -I know that ruby scripts can be written in any text editor
> > -etc.
> > But I don't know many things:
> > -is there a easier way to write ruby scripts than a text editor?
> > (which editor should I choose? notepad++? pspad editor? syntax
> > highlighting? typing assist for ruby syntax?)
> > -where can I find tutorials for a beginner like me? (I'm not
> > completely lamer, but I don't know much about this object oriented
> > programming language)
> > -where to start from the very first steps?
I've been looking at your post for a while and saw that no-one had
answered so I thought I put in here all I have - forums and blogs and
everything.
Still I believe that simply watchi9ng how others do it and listen to
their discussions is also a good way.
Gai...
On Dec 22, 12:38 pm, Talmácsi, István (sityu) - architect wrote:
> Don't scare about the name: this is not a hacking tool, but a step by
> step tutorial for programming in ruby (from the very first steps).
> Originally it was designed for elementary students, so it is very
> basic.
> I tried last night the first lesson, and it seems to be good!
> > On Dec 21, 6:17 pm, Talmácsi, István (sityu) - architect wrote:
> > > I'm an architect and I use Archicad11. I used to make parametrical gdl
> > > (the archicad's basic-like description language) scripts.
> > > I started using sketchup, and I think it's a very good tool. I've read
> > > about the possibilities of scripting in ruby in sketchup.
> > > So I'd like to start programming in ruby.
> > > Generally I know what is all about, I know many things about ruby:
> > > -I know where to find the knowledge bases for ruby;
> > > -I know that ruby scripts can be written in any text editor
> > > -etc.
> > > But I don't know many things:
> > > -is there a easier way to write ruby scripts than a text editor?
> > > (which editor should I choose? notepad++? pspad editor? syntax
> > > highlighting? typing assist for ruby syntax?)
> > > -where can I find tutorials for a beginner like me? (I'm not
> > > completely lamer, but I don't know much about this object oriented
> > > programming language)
> > > -where to start from the very first steps?
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