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Ruby Interpreters / Build Path
==============================
.. _\:RubyInterpreterAdd:
.. _\:RubyInterpreterRemove:
.. _\:RubyInterpreterList:
Interpreters
------------
When creating your first ruby project you will be prompted to configure a new
interpreter if you haven't already done so in eclipse. You can also manually
manage your ruby interpreters with the following commands:
- **:RubyInterpreterAdd** [-n ] - Add a ruby interpreter.
- **:RubyInterpreterRemove** - Remove a ruby interpreter.
- **:RubyInterpreterList** - List the available ruby interpreters.
If you have more than one interpreter configured when you create subsequent
projects you will be prompted to choose the interpreter to use. If you remove an
interpreter used by one of your projects, you'll have to go back to that project
and edit its ``.buildpath`` file and change the interpreter name in the
container entry.
Example (wrapped for readability): Changing ``ruby1.9`` to ``ruby1.8``:
.. code-block:: xml
.. code-block:: xml
If there is no suffix on the container entry, that project will be using what
ever is he default interpreter:
.. code-block:: xml
Build Path
----------
.. include:: /vim/dltk/buildpath.rst
:start-after: begin-buildpath
:end-before: end-buildpath
:ref-suffix: ruby