Hey guys.
I am currently experimenting with IronRuby as an extensibility solution
for my application. However, I have hit a roadblock. What I would like
to do is call Runtime.UseFile("script.rb"), then access a global module
in the script, and instantiate a specific class in that module.
Here i
Hey,
I found out that if I put nothing at the top and I do this:
puts "\x89"
it puts "ë"
if I put the #Encoding: UTF-8 at the top this happens. J
ëmscorlib:0:in `Throw': Unable to translate bytes [89] at index -1 from specifie
d code page to Unicode. (System::Text::DecoderFallb
Hi,
> warning: variable $KCODE is no longer effective
This means that you are in 1.9 mode :) In that case there are two things you
could try:
1) set the encoding at the top of the file in the form of the comment:
# encoding: UTF-8
2) force an encoding on the string(s) in question with the method
I Just found this:
#
puts "patiënt"
which outputs: pati´┐¢nt
It doesn’t crash anymore J
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[mailto:ironruby-core-boun...@rubyforge.org] Namens Dezso Zoltan
Verzonden: donderdag 13 januari 2011 14:52
Aan: ironruby-core@rubyforge.org
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Hey Zaki,
WARNING: YAML.add_builtin_type is not implemented
unknown:0: warning: variable $KCODE is no longer effective
tabaco.rb:11:in `puts': character U+00EB can't be encoded in US-ASCII (Encoding:
:InvalidByteSequenceError)
from tabaco.rb:11
Too bad.. thanks though. I'll have
Hi,
I don't really know the solution to your question, but this might help:
ë is Unicode U+00EB, which is 0xC3AB in UTF-8 (so we are dealing with
unicode rather than utf-8, which I assume is because IronRuby uses the
immutable .NET strings internally with Unicode encoding).
The errors are expect
Hi Guys,
My boss thought it would be cool to use "ë" in an sql tablename, many of you
will want to shoot her now J.
But now I did find something weird, I can't even print "ë".
It says:
tabaco.rb:16:in `puts': character U+00EB can't be encoded in US-ASCII
(Encoding::InvalidByteSequ
