The MacRuby.tmbundle now supports a feature first introduced into the RubyCocoa.tmbundle: the ability to create new methods from Objective-C signatures.
To create new methods in Ruby, you can type ‘def’ and TAB. Now, if you copy the signature of an Objective-C method into the clipboard you can create a MacRuby version of it with the ‘m’ snippet.
See samples (or gist):
In the first example the full signature was in the clipboard. In the second example, a shortened version of the method signature was in the clipboard. In this latter example the method argument names are automagically calculated.
In the first example, the ‘.m’ snippet will generate a method invocation version of the signature.
In all examples, the arguments are tab stops to make it easy to rename arguments.
Get the latest MacRuby.tmbundle via git.
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