cgikit-el.en.rd

Path:
misc/cgikit-el/cgikit-el.en.rd
Modified:
Tue Feb 17 16:28:59 JST 2004

Description

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cgikit.el

((<CGIKit|URL:www.spice-of-life.net/download/cgikit/index.html>)) is a very useful CGI programming framework. Ordinally when one makes a CGI program in Ruby, one uses cgi.rb. Development efficiency goes up by using the framework which became independent in cgi.rb called CGIKit sharply. However, it is necessary to treat much files simultaneously in CGIKit. Three, a template (*.html), binding (*.ckd), and a code (*.rb), are united, and one component is treated. They are not arranged, unless it edits simultaneously, since it is related closely. Then, in order to make the development efficiency by CGIKit raise in the Emacs environment, cgikit.el was written by easy EmacsLisp.

Features

Install

(1) cgikit.el is copied to the directory along which load-path passed. (2) Bytecompile it. (3) In .emacs append the following.

      (load "cgikit")
      (load "cgikit-help-en.el")

(4) If you want to use a shortening name, append the following.

      (cgikit-invade-global-namespace)

Usage Fiest, open a component directory

The directory which stored the component first is opened.

  C-c C-d

When you enable shortening name, you can do this.

  M-x ckf

Since a directory name is heard, the directory of a component to edit is specified. Then, 3 part of screens are carried out and they become the following composition.

  +--------------------+
  |    template        |
  |                    |
  +--------------------+
  | code       | bind  |
  |            |       |
  +--------------------+

Moreover, at the time of new component creation, a directory is newly made and an initial template is inserted.

Open another component directory

If it will be in 3 division state, it can also open another component easily. You type

  M-x cgikit-find-directory

or

  M-x ckc

If (current-buffer) is CGIKit-coponent-related, you may type

  C-c C-f

If a component name is inputted with a complement, it will be in 3 division state in the component.

Jump to a component-related window.

In 3 division state, you can jump to each window. Since these commands are no keybinding — a required person — pleasing.

  M-x cgikit-switch-to-html-window
  M-x cgikit-switch-to-rb-window
  M-x cgikit-switch-to-ckd-window

Movement and the link between element binding

In a template file and a binding file, you can move cursor or can link to a corresponding place. Binding not existing is newly created.

Help Display attributes which an element has

When pushing M-c in a binding buffer, the attributes which the element has is displayed. It is convenient when you do not understand which attribute an element has.

Display explanation of an element

Similarly, a push on M-h displays explanation of the element. It returns to the original screen by the space key.

Embedded ckd

The present CGIKit component forces us to treat three files of html/ckd/rb simultaneously. Although it dissociates finely apparently and is well visible, when actually developing or reading a CGIKit component, there is a quite hard thing. Because, I think that it is because the information about an element is distributing.

In order to solve this problem, while ckd was embedded at rb and rb was saved, I think cgikit.el generate ckd automatically.

Although it is likely to be confused apparently, since font-lock colors a source code at Emacs, an embedded ckd and a code are made ((*clearly distinction*)).

How to write

Embedded ckd uses that ruby disregards the portion from

  =begin

to

  =end

like RD.

Embedded ckd begins from

  =begin ckd

(ckd is lower case)and finishes it as

  =end

For example,

  =begin ckd
  name : CKString {
    value = name;
  }
  =end
    attr_accessor :name

  =begin ckd
  comment : CKString {
    value = comment;
    escape=false;
  }
  =end
    def comment
      display_comment @comment
    end

Enable embedded ckd

In order to enable embedded ckd

  (setq cgikit-embedded-ckd t)

is written to .emacs.

Although embedded ckd is enabled by the default, please write it to the lowermost part of the component ((*.rb file*)) as

  # Local Variables:
  # cgikit-embedded-ckd: nil
  # End:

by the specific component to repeal.

On the contrary, although repealed by the default, when you want to enable by the specific component, please write it as following.

  # Local Variables:
  # cgikit-embedded-ckd: t
  # End:

Customize

Change of screen composition

Screen composition when opening a file It is defined as the cgikit-find-files-1 function. The man that another screen composition is good newly needs to write a function (ex. my-cgikit-find-files), and needs to specify the function symbol to cgikit-find-files-function variable.

History

:[2003/11/04]Ver 0.2.1

  * for cgikit-1.1.0

:[2003/10/30]Ver 0.2.0

  * embedded ckd
  * small bug fix
  * new keybinding

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