Hi all,
I'm having an error that I can't figure out what it is:
This portion of code works perfectly by itself
config = [{:QuantityPer => "\#{2+2}"}]
config.each { |xx| if xx[:QuantityPer].include? '#{' then
xxx = xx[:QuantityPer].to_s
xxx = xxx[2..(xxx.size-2)]
puts xx
I'm looking through the MSDN docs for assembly loading, and it seems as
though you can either load an assembly from a path, or from a byte array.
Both of these methods return an Assembly object.
There doesn't appear to be any other way to actually get an Assembly object
other than by loading it, a
If you're looking for better Enterprise "adoption", I would say the lack of
Visual Studio integration is a big sticking point. Perhaps you are implying
that when you talk about Microsoft support.
I built a few minor apps in IronRuby with Winforms as the GUI layer. It
worked, but it was not as "eas
Those are valid points. Perhaps #load_assembly could accept an
assembly reference.
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On Aug 7, 2010, at 5:16 PM, Orion Edwards
wrote:
What's the advantage to extending require?
Presumably you're currently using the .NET Assembly.Load or
Assembly.LoadFrom methods to
My biggest concern at this point is that Microsoft make clear what
their intentions are with regards to the IronRuby project, the state
of limbo that exists in untenable.
One of the concerns I hear often is how the DLR is handled as well...
is that pretty stable at this point, I was under that imp
+1 on being patient and see how we can shape the project and run a
more community-driven ironruby, I think it's too early and rushed to
start thinking about a fork (ferb or whatever). I'm on vacation right
now so I can't do much, I'll be back in a week and see how I can help
with anything.
2010/8/
+1
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Orion Edwards wrote:
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> On 9/08/2010, at 6:42 PM, Jimmy Schementi wrote:
>
>
> This is a monumental opportunity for you all, the IronRuby community, to
> rally around something Microsoft invested in, enough to a initial 1.0
> release, and make it your own. How
On 9/08/2010, at 6:42 PM, Jimmy Schementi wrote:
>
> This is a monumental opportunity for you all, the IronRuby community, to
> rally around something Microsoft invested in, enough to a initial 1.0
> release, and make it your own. However, there are two things we should ask
> Microsoft to comm
