Which directories do you have on mind? I only see a single csproj file here
https://github.com/ironruby/ironruby/tree/8acfd2f7e6c6a7e5484a8141c84065ec269aab62/Languages/Ruby/Ruby
There are two here:
https://github.com/ironruby/ironruby/tree/8acfd2f7e6c6a7e5484a8141c84065ec269aab62/Languages/Ruby/
I was using RSpec up until a month ago without any trouble. I don't recall
doing anything special to get it working.
B
On Nov 3, 2010 9:30 PM, "William Green" wrote:
> Has anyone got RSpec running under IronRuby? I tried to run the RSpec
> test suite with IronRuby several months ago and was me
Has anyone got RSpec running under IronRuby? I tried to run the RSpec
test suite with IronRuby several months ago and was met with a few
issues with dependent libs (FakeFS, if I recall correctly). Both
projects have advanced since then, but I haven't had a chance to try
it again with the latest.
S
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Tomas Matousek wrote:
> Please don't add yet another build system.
>
I completely agree with that, though I'm interested why there are 3 sets of
all csproj in every project directory? As far
> Generating .csproj files is not the right way to go. The project file
Yes, should be easy.
Tomas
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Tomas,
Do you mean create a irw.exe file?
That would be great. I don't want to take up too much of your time, but
it would be a great help.
Again, thanks for the replies.
Timothy
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Not today, but it would be easy to implement. I can do it over the weekend if
you need it.
Tomas
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I mean you can indeed write a Windows app in C# or VB that hosts IronRuby and
that doesn't need the console window (you can redirect standard output to a
stream if you would like to display it in some window).
The thing that's missing from IronRuby is irw.exe file that would do that for
you (we
it is possible to embed without a console window :)
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 7:59 PM, Timothy Barnes wrote:
> Tomas,
>
> I appreciate the suggestion.
>
> The reason I was trying to do this was to create and .exe file that I
> can distribute to other co-workers without them having to understand
>
Please don't add yet another build system.
Generating .csproj files is not the right way to go. The project files are and
should be the primary metadata storage for the build system. If you work in VS
and add a new file VS will add it into csproj.
If you would like to build some packages (like
Tomas,
I appreciate the suggestion.
The reason I was trying to do this was to create and .exe file that I
can distribute to other co-workers without them having to understand
what ruby is. The only other answer I can't find through internet
searches is whether on not I can suppress the console
> Having multiple building systems is counterproductive, it's hard to
> maintain all of them.
>
In General I agree. thats is why ultimately I would like cmake to support
creating of csproj files. That would need to be implemented, but has already
been proven possible by cmakes other VS proj
Files don't need to be encoded in UTF8, you can chose any encoding supported on
your system. IronRuby 1.1.1 supports BOMs and also Ruby specific #encoding
directives.
I would suggest always using UTF8. Personally I consider any non-Unicode based
encoding obsolete and frankly don't understand wh
Dotan,
Thanks for the links. I have been looking for a place to explain
encoding well for awhile.
I am a self-trained programmer and sometimes it is hard to find good
info to increase my knowledge base. Thanks for the help.
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this is not an 'issue' with either editors. it is simply a matter of
encoding.
As i previously noted, you've created the file in visual studio, which adds:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark
please find the time to read this
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html
On
Having multiple building systems is counterproductive, it's hard to maintain
all of them.
Is cmake using xbuild to buil the dlls or does it all the file linking by
itself?
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 11:54 AM, Alistair Bush wrote:
> I have started playing around with cmake to see whether it could he
Thanks for the replies.
I recreated hello.rb in Scite and the program worked. I have read about
UTF8 encoding and ruby, but had not ran into it before, and I didn't not
know what the symbols in front of the hello.rb text meant (see VS error
message). So thanks for the help.
Tomas: I was using
I have started playing around with cmake to see whether it could help out
iron* and dlr. I have therefore started implementing CMake makefiles to build
the dlr (Runtime) part of ironruby, install those dlls into the gac and
generate *.pc files for them. I have tested it on mono-2.8 (requires m
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