As NetBeans IDE 6.0M7 released, I tried the Ruby module for it, and it's almost useful now.
To get and install,
1. Downloand NetBeans IDE 6.0M7 from:
http://www.netbeans.info/downloads/dev.php
Select 'Q-Build' and download the newest M7
2. Update Ruby modules:
1) [Tools] -> [Update Center]
2) Select Ruby folder as you wanted (9 files will be selected)
3) Following the instructions.
3. Set your Ruby environment:
As the default installation will use JRuby, if you want to use c-ruby, go to
1) [Tools]->[Options]->Miscellaneous->Ruby Installation
2) Change all ruby tools to yours
4. Now setup your first Ruby on Rails Application:
1) [File]->[New Project]->Ruby->Ruby on Rails Application
2) If you have an existed project, copy and override to the new created project tree.
Want to take a look at the snapshot? here it is:
NetBeans + Ruby = True
That's all. Have fun with great NetBeans.
Notice: If you are using c-ruby, don't try to run project via NetBeans' "run main project" button, which may change your environment temporarily.