This is Ruby, where everything is an expression. If you're going to be clever,
why not go all the way?
---
def is_macruby?; defined?(RUBY_ENGINE) && RUBY_ENGINE == 'macruby'; end
if is_macruby?
framework 'Foundation'
else
require 'uri'
COMPONENTS = [:scheme, :userinfo, :host, :port, :regis
Hi Mark,
No, NSURL and URI are not bridged.
I do not recommend using NSURL in a file that should also run under MRI because
of the MacRuby calling syntax for Objective-C selectors, which won't compile
under normal rubies. So, it would be better to isolate the NSURL code in a
special file and r
A more efficient version of that class:
class HackURI
if RUBY_ENGINE == 'macruby'
def initialize(uri)
@url = NSURL.URLWithString uri
end
else
def initialize(uri)
@url = URI.parse uri
Hi devs,
I am trying to write a gem so that it will run on MRI and MacRuby, but still be
able to take advantage of MacRuby things like Cocoa and GCD.
I was playing around with some URI related stuff and I cannot find much
documentation on whether NSURL and URI objects have been bridged for MacR
