Hi Laurent:
Did you decide not to make this change? I just tested it and my subdirectory
*.rb files did not compile.
Thanks,
Bob Rice
On Nov 3, 2010, at 5:42 PM, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> At a glance, it will only compile .rb files in the Resources directory
> itself, not s
Hi Laurent:
Thanks.
The other problem I ran into trying to use blue folders was that XCODE would
not compile .XIB files into .NIB files for subdirectories of the Resources
folder. Could I change this behavior?
MacRuby has become stable and fast but if I have a program error that loops, it
wil
Hi Robert,
At a glance, it will only compile .rb files in the Resources directory itself,
not subdirectories.
def compile_files
Dir.glob(File.join(@app_bundle, 'Contents/Resources/*.rb'))
end
I guess we could change it to
Dir.glob(File.join(@app_bundle, 'Contents/Resources/**/*.rb'
Hi Laurent:
Does macruby_deploy have an option to compile .rb files in subdirectories of
the Resources directory? For a large project some of us may want to better
organize our source files.
Thanks,
Bob Rice
On Nov 2, 2010, at 4:25 AM, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
> Indeed, the R
Hi Larry,
Indeed, the Ruby standard library is not entirely compiled, so you will find
.rb files if the MacRuby framework is embedded into the application's bundle.
We don't compile the whole standard library for historical reasons, as the AOT
compiler wasn't stable enough to work on everything
I've been poking around in the directories of a MacRuby-based app (that has
been compiled via macruby-deploy) in the usr/lib/ruby subdirectories. Why is
there not an .rbo file for every .rb source file?
Is it safe to delete the .rb files if there is a .rbo equivalent?
-Larry
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