I have a bit of an issue with Strings between MacRuby and Ruby.
I have a socket that is feeding me data and I am running a check on watching
for changes in the byte structure. The script works in ruby and I can get both
the "\030" and the "\220" values to test true
Here is the snippet.
if results == "\030"
puts "got $2"
# @nc.postNotificationName("coins_taken_complete", object:self)
elsif results == "\220"
puts "got $1"
# @nc.postNotificationName("coins_taken_complete", object:self)
end
When I get it into the MacRuby environment the "\030" is picked up by the code
but the "\220" is not picked up at all. I have also tried this with the hex
values "\x18" and "\x90" and I get the same result, the "\x18" is picked up
and the "\x90" is not. I can see in the console that "\x90" is the value being
passed to this test when building with xcode and as I mentioned when I build
the script in ruby with textmate everything functions normally.
So I am wondering two things:
Is this a bug?
If I have to do a work around is there any way to tell what encodings are being
seen by the Macruby loop so I can match them
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Shaun
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