'm using these two articles as
starting point
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd434651.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/dd453038.aspx
Maybe they're outdated.
Cory Foy wrote in post #964185:
Hi Sundae,
Are you running this from a tutorial? If I remember correctly
Hi Sundae,
Are you running this from a tutorial? If I remember correctly,
spec/story was the old StoryRunner for RSpec, which was deprecated since
most everyone uses Cucumber for Story Writing. Do you have the link to
the tutorial you are using?
Cory
On 11/26/2010 5:19 PM, Sundae Oliseh wro
Hi Sundae,
generate is a ruby command in the script folder of a Rails app. Unless
you are working in a Rails app, it won't be available.
If you *are* working in a Rails app, but on a Windows machine, then
trying running "ir script/generate rspec". I think that's right. I know
in Ruby it woul
Ryan,
Just a thought - have you tried running from an elevated command prompt?
Cory
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Ok, I like to propose a pause in action.
Here's what we know. Jimmy has moved on, as has Jim. Tomas is the main person
left, and from the emails we've received, he's only working on it part-time. I
don't know the politics of this specific org, but being an ex-softie I do have
an idea, and that
but others may have. You may also look at FitNesse since
it has both .NET and Ruby extensions, and I wonder if that would work
with IronRuby.
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in ".loadby sos mscorwks". Next type in "sxe clr" and
then "g". It will now break on all CLR exceptions. You can type
"!printexception" to see the exception details when it breaks, and "g"
to make it go again. You can also type "!help" to
ne from an ir
session on my Windows box, but on OSX, it allows me to enter two
characters and then returns:
>>> cmd = $stdin.gets
=> "he"
>>> puts cmd
he
=> nil
>>>
Cory
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I'll fix that. Sorry.
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I'm happy to look into both of these, but wanted to see if anyone else
was seeing this before I did (or was looking at it already).
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There's pretty strong use of "dotnet" in other open source projects, and I
think that would be best in case gems ever need to decide between dotnet and
mono (which is rare, but could happen).
Cory
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Yes, but those of us on case-sensitive operating systems prefer all lower case,
if possible.
Cory
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Subject: Re: [Ironruby-core] IronRuby version o
Hi Ivan,
Ivan Porto Carrero wrote:
It's a pitty those instructions are around because they are really outdated
you can get a mono built binary for RC2 here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21717/ironruby-rc2.tar.bz2
if you want to build on mono and get a few launcher scripts you can use my
linux branc
Hi All,
I'm following Aslak's instructions here to get IronRuby running on Mono/OSX.
http://wiki.github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber/ironruby-and-mono
I'm getting a failure when I do the "rake compile mono=1" that it can't find
the pathname2 gem. Looking back on the list, I saw that was resolved b
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