Just open cmd and run 'igem install bewildr'. If IronRuby binaries folder
is not in the PATH environment variable, browse to it first (this is where
the igem utility is located).

Shay.

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On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 7:26 AM, Eugene A. <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> First post here. Excuse a n00b for silly questions. :) I've been trying
> to figure this out for a short time and while I have an idea, I'd like
> some confirmation.
>
> I need to install a gem so I can automate some WPF code. One I'm
> planning to use is called bewildr. How do I install gems into Ironruby
> in Visual Studio 2010? Is there a specific way to do it? Or is
> installing gems into a general ruby (non-ironruby) install sufficient?
>
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