I can also report that after applying patches and other workarounds, I
have been able to get "require 'active_record'" to work, and that I have
started playing with a simple activerecord use case. Here are some
issues that I have encountered so far:
(1) Bug #20222: super call in initialize method
On Fri, 16 May 2008 14:54:32 -0700, "Curt Hagenlocher"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Do you have any feeling for how these programs are using
> thread.critical=?
It's used by just one method in activesupport, instance_exec (which
seems to be a built-in method in Ruby 1.9). Here is the method from
ac
As a supplement to Wayne's work with "gems setup.rb", here is a quick
status update with "require 'active_record'" with r110. The following
bugs or unimplemented features are currently blocking active_record from
loading correctly:
(1) define_method overload not implemented - bug #20119
(2) Thread
Hi all,
I can confirm that the ability to run some simple
activerecord/activesupport use cases is currently blocked only by the
absence of implementations of the libraries listed in Wayne's post, plus
some major bugs like #19805 and #19971. If anyone is interested, I have
also attached an implemen
On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 15:56:32 -0700, "John Lam (IRONRUBY)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Thanks for doing this work, Brian! This will give me a bunch of things to
> look at around the core libs this weekend.
Thanks John! I have encountered some further issues trying to run
activerecord which I will
I wanted to test my prototype ADO.NET database wrappers for SQLite and
MySQL, so I thought I would see how far I could get in an attempt to run
activerecord. Running activerecord is of course a necessary step in the
path to running Rails. At this point I'm simply trying to get "require
'active_reco
drivers, thus allowing you to run things like ActiveRecord
without modification. There are still a number of methods that I haven't
yet implemented, but you can at least connect to a database and perform
queries.
Regards
Brian Blackwell
mysql-ironruby.rb
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Does IronRuby support .NET custom attributes? Is this even possible on
the DLR? I recall that this was a problem with IronPython, but I wasn't
sure if it also affects DLR-based languages like IronRuby and IronPython
v2.0...
Brian
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