e worked with fairly large code
bases that do this, and you can certainly do the merging with link.exe
even. That said, this doesn't really solve the loading issue Curt
mentions, which is probably the bigger deal.
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> Don't do it from PowerShell :) You also have to pass in -X:SaveAssemblies...
:)
You can actually still use rbx from powershell, simply wrap the -X
switches in quotes:
.\rbx '-X:AssembliesDir' 'C:\' test.rb
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and egg kind of problem. I bet many more people
would be less hesitant about asking DLR questions if there was a forum
for it.
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the object for types that we
> generate, but if it's a .NET object sometimes we have to go through a
> dictionary lookup to find the instance data for a given object.
Is the object itself the key for that dictionary? (If yes, I'm
guessing this will affect the lifetime of said objec
whole InstanceData
> > business?
>
> Not sure about this question ... can you clarify?
I was referring to RubyExecutionContext.GetInstanceData() and friends
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the DLR internals; this isn't
really the place to do that anyway (not that there's actually one),
but rather about IronRuby's use of it, and more specifically aimed at
understanding a bit better how the library implementations got hooked
into the runtime for their corresponding classes.
till stands, though.
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going on in the code.
Feel free to whack me in the head with the rod of enlightenment if I'm
just asking stupid questions :)
[1] I realize the term here might not be the most appropriate.
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t (and it might be a rubyism I'm not aware
of).
- What's the relationship between what goes around a RubyClass for a
given type (in the case of .net objects) and the whole InstanceData
business?
Thanks!
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> Just curious what editors people are using to write IronRuby code in?
> Right now I'm using Emacs...
Why, Vim of course :)
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