A: 

Have a look at e-texteditor.

It isn't a full IDE, but it allows you to execute Ruby code, and either put the input inline, after a #=> comment, or into a new window.

You get some of what you want, not so much the debugger and console. But the run-inline thing helps out a bit there.

It is based on TextMate, which is just fantastic. But OS X only. Oh, and it costs money.

Matthew Schinckel
+1  A: 

How does SciTE fail? Kinda curious because it feels like what you are looking for if you are working from a file. Ctrl-F5 executes, etc.

sam
Hm.. With 'ruby-debug' it seems to be pretty powerfull. Thought, one strange thing happens. When I invoke debugger and type some thing, the letters are duplicated. (rdb:1) bbaarr. Don't you you have an idea?
alex2k8
Hey Alex. Unfortunately, no. I typically either use irb raw from the command line (in which case I've not experienced duplicate echo) or I put my text into a file and copy-past to irb or just run the file.Sorry!
sam