Couple questions

Hi,

Many keyboard shortcuts don't work for me. I am using the "Textmate" keymap.  In an rspec file, for example, I expect "command-r" to run the whole file and "command-shift-r" to run the specific spec I'm currently in, but neither seem to work for me. Two questions:
A. Am I missing something?
B. Is there a "Cheatsheet" of keyboard shortcuts somewhere?

We have pdf cheatsheets only for our default keymaps.  RubyMine usually show shortcuts near action name in main menu or using tool tip for buttons.



Command+R  executes current active run configuration

and ^+Shift+F10 - current file under cursor. Your are right we forgot to remap "Run Context Configuration" action to Command+Shift+R and the same problem with debug shortcut.
I've filed an isseu http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/RUBY-4484. If you now about other bugs in our TextMate keymap please write them in comments for the issue.

As a workaround go to File | Settings | Keymap, save bundled TextMate keymap with another name. Now you can remap any shortcut.

Is there a way to rename a file?

Yes, Refactor | Rename or Shift+F6

Is there anyway to re-order tabs at the top of the editor?

Yes, File | Settings | Editor | Editor Tabs, select "Show tabs in single line", now you can re-order them using mouse.
Also I recommend you to try "TabSwitch" plugin or use our View | Recent Files action

When I run the full "rake spec" suite, is there a way, in the visual runner, to run only a single spec (one that failed) again in a new tab in the run drawer? I have accidently had multiple tabs in the "run" drawer, but I can't seem to do it when I want to.

Yes, using context menu, see screenshot

Is there a shortcut to reveal the current file in the file browser?

No. But RubyMine allows to open file from editor in Finder using mouse


Or you can copy full path of a file.

I want to create a live template so that when I type "%-tab" it inserts "<% %>" and when I insert "%=-tab" it inserts "<%= %>". However, it doesn't seem that you can use % in the shortcut. Is there a way around that?

Unfortunately it isn't possible yet. For <%= %> you can use Command+Shift+. or type "<" and press ^+space (in Erb)

Is there a way to scope the abbreviations to a context? "if" in ruby should be different than "if" in rhtml. But I can't seem to do that.

Yes, see "Context" box in live template details.