New Ruby Project With Existing Sources Wizard: Name and Location

New Ruby Project with Existing Sources Wizard: Name and Location

In this panel of the New Ruby Project with Existing Sources wizard, you set the name of the project and can change its default location. You can also decide not to make it the main project. When you are finished with this panel, be sure to click Next so you can specify the folders for the source files and test files.

You get to this panel by choosing File > New Project, and in the New Project wizard, selecting the category Ruby and the project type Ruby Application with Existing Sources.

The panel displays the following configuration options:

Project Name. Specifies the name of the project, which is displayed in the Projects window. This name is also used to create the project folder.
Project Folder. Specifies the location where you want to store the project metadata.
Set as Main Project. Sets the newly created project as the main project in the Projects window.
Ruby Platform. Select the platform you will use with the project from the drop-down list. If you want to use a platform other than what is displayed in the list, click the Manage button to open the Platform Manager.

See Also: Working With NetBeans Ruby; Ruby Platform Manager; New Project Wizard

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