1) Yes, you can pass parameters via InvokeMember.
2) You can call methods with ByRefs from Ruby. An example could be
Dictionary.TryGetValue:
>>> dict = System::Collections::Generic::Dictionary[Fixnum, Fixnum].new
=> System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2[System.Int32,System.Int32]
>>>
The difference is that in Ruby the FileTest methods are both singleton methods
and private instance methods while in IronRuby they are just singleton methods.
So this is a bug in FileTest. I'll submit a fix.
Tomas
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Can someone explain the different 'include' behavior outlined in this
code snippet:
http://gist.github.com/396623
Is this a known difference between MRI/IronRuby in how include works?
Or is it a matter of different namespace clashes happening in
IronRuby?
Can I make the code that works under MRI
Hi,
I will install in c:\ironruby.
Thanks,
Azam
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I strongly recommend uninstalling and re-installing IronRuby to C:\ironruby.
It will make your life much easier.
Mark
On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 12:28 AM, Mohammad Azam wrote:
> I downloaded and installed IronRuby V 1 awesome work guys!!
>
> I went to command line and typed:
>
> igem install rspec
