Static analysis? Follow

Hello,

We've got a number of people using Ruby for a variety of tasks.  A few of us have RubyMine, and like it a lot!

One of the highly useful things that RubyMine does is show (via the gray underline) that a variable is unused.  So if I make a typo in a variable name, I can see immediately that I'm going to have problems.

We have a legacy code base of a lot of Ruby; it would be FANTASTIC to be able to run (in effect) a stand-alone tool to do this kind of static analysis.

Is there any way to do this using RubyMine?  I'm not asking to get around the license, it'd just be nice to be able to do the standard unix 'find' type command, and run an executable that would do the static analysis and report anything it finds.

Thanks!