Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread Ryan Schmidt
On May 19, 2010, at 15:08, David Baumgold wrote: > Is there a way to seamlessly migrate Gems written for Ruby 1.8 to Ruby > 1.9? For example, the rb-twitter module seems to be written for Ruby > 1.8: is there some magic invocation like > > $ sudo port -d install rb-twitter ruby.implementation=ru

Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread David Baumgold
Is there a way to seamlessly migrate Gems written for Ruby 1.8 to Ruby 1.9? For example, the rb-twitter module seems to be written for Ruby 1.8: is there some magic invocation like $ sudo port -d install rb-twitter ruby.implementation=ruby19 that will allow me to install that module (and its depe

Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread Joshua Root
On 2010-5-20 04:37 , David Baumgold wrote: > Yeah, I've actually created a few Gem portfiles, myself. However, the > Ruby PortGroup seems to assume that you are installing for Ruby 1.8, > and I'm going to need some of the Gems for Ruby 1.9 -- See the optional "implementation" parameter to ruby.set

Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread Joseph Holsten
On May 19, 2010, at 11:37 AM, David Baumgold wrote: > On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Joseph Holsten > wrote: >> David Baumgold wrote: >> >>> As far as I can tell, MacPorts has very poor support for Ruby 1.9. I'm >>> going to be taking a class that requires using Ruby 1.9, so I have a >>> big

Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread David Baumgold
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Joseph Holsten wrote: > David Baumgold wrote: > >> As far as I can tell, MacPorts has very poor support for Ruby 1.9. I'm >> going to be taking a class that requires using Ruby 1.9, so I have a >> big incentive to fix this. :) I know that MacPorts Python has the >>

Re: ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-19 Thread Joseph Holsten
David Baumgold wrote: > As far as I can tell, MacPorts has very poor support for Ruby 1.9. I'm > going to be taking a class that requires using Ruby 1.9, so I have a > big incentive to fix this. :) I know that MacPorts Python has the > python_select port -- is there an equivalent ruby_select port?

ruby_select and rvm

2010-05-18 Thread David Baumgold
As far as I can tell, MacPorts has very poor support for Ruby 1.9. I'm going to be taking a class that requires using Ruby 1.9, so I have a big incentive to fix this. :) I know that MacPorts Python has the python_select port -- is there an equivalent ruby_select port? (I haven't found one, but I wa