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== Live
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Live is like
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Live is like irb only it is meant to be used from a text editor, it essentially polls a *nix pipe and evaluates its contents.
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It was devised for audiovisual livecoding (ruby-processing and scruby), a block can be bound to a key and can be called later by a keystroke.
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== Install
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$ [sudo] gem install live
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== Usage
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$ live
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== Vim
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To use from vim paste this in your .vimrc file
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map <Leader>x :call EvalLiveRuby()<enter>
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data/lib/live/version.rb
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s.authors = ["Macario Ortega"]
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s.homepage = "http://github.com/maca/live"
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s.summary = %q{Live is like irb only it is meant to be used from a text editor}
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s.description = %q{Live is like irb only it is meant to be used from a text editor, it essentially polls a *nix pipe and evaluates its contents.
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It was devised for audiovisual livecoding (ruby-processing and scruby), a block can be bound to a key and can be called later by a keystroke.}
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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It was devised for audiovisual livecoding (ruby-processing and scruby), a block can be bound to a key and can be called later by a keystroke.
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== Live
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== Usage
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