.RB File Extension

Ruby Source Code

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What is an RB file?

An RB file is a software program written in Ruby, an object-oriented scripting language. Ruby is designed to be simple, efficient, and easy to read. RB files can be edited with a text editor and run using Ruby.

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Ruby is available in several different versions, or "gems," including Ruby on Rails, Mongrel, and Capistrano.

NOTE: Google Sketchup 4 uses Ruby files to automate repetitive tasks.

Programs that open or reference RB files

Real Studio Project

Developer Xojo, Inc.
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Software development project created by Xojo, an IDE that uses Realbasic, an advanced version of the BASIC programming language; used for developing cross-platform software for Mac, Windows, and Linux from a single set of source code.

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RB files were used by older versions of Real Studio. Newer versions use the .RBP extension.

NOTE: REAL Software Real Studio became Xojo, Inc. Xojo in 2013.

Programs that open RB files

Windows
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Linux
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Rosebud Profile

Developer hfrmobile
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1.5  |  8 Votes
 

An RB file may also be a configuration file used by Rosebud, a Windows CE and Windows Mobile application that allowed users to control devices via SMS. It contains XML that defines a user's Rosebud commands. Rosebud and RB files were used on Pocket PC devices.

How to open an RB file

Because RB files are XML files, you can open and edit them in any text editor, including:

Then, provided you still have access to Rosebud, you can use your RB file as a Rosebud configuration file by placing it in the directory specified in Rosebud's CfgPath registry setting.

Programs that open or reference RB files

Windows
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