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- I'll check out rubicon, but we're really starting to push the limits
of Rubicon. I can change (i.e. break) some pretty core things without
Rubicon failing. We may want to consider finding a way to include
Ruby's own test cases into our regular run, for a little added juice.
- I figured
These look fine to me. If rubicon works and you can get previously
not working autoload stuff to autoload then this looks like a good
start.
autoload used to be in Module.getConstant a long time ago.
It got ripped out at some point during one of the getConstant
refactorings. At that point i
IRB known problems:
readline -- Perhaps we can make empty terminal or make irb use
Swing/AWT (and make a GUI-based readline)
binding -- you have a patch which may be good enough here?
trap -- no way to interrupt SIGINT without taking down system. Perhaps
a GUI-based irb i
So I thought I'd try to fix a few things. I'd really like someone to
look over the autoload stuff here, as it *seems* to approximate what C
ruby does, and it seems to work correctly now, but I don't have any
extensive testcases for autoload right now.
With these fixes IRB execution dies while tryi
Apparently there is some kind of support for readline-java on windows
(there's a dll in the contrib directory of the 0.8.0 src download) but
looking through the list archives, people have been having trouble
getting it to work.
There's always the original eval.rb (w/o readline support) from the
e
Actually I spoke too soon...it appears we do have autoload capability,
but in this particular case it's not working...hmmm...
On 2/9/06, Charles O Nutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you Wes, I will definitely have to take a look at that...it
> could be very helpful. You are correct in assum
Thank you Wes, I will definitely have to take a look at that...it
could be very helpful. You are correct in assuming there's no readline
for Windows, however, so this may not get me where I want on my
Windows machines. What does ruby use under Windows? I do see
StdioInputMethod, so I thought I'd tr
Here's a readline-enabled version of eval.rb that I've had lying around
for awhile. It's a modified version of eval.rb and doesn't require any
changes to jruby to run. It's not sophisticated at all; it's basically
eval.rb with readline's ability to do editing, history, etc. Since I
based the re
I just found this:
http://java-readline.sourceforge.net/
Apparently Jython uses it for terminal control stuff..
- Charlie
On 2/9/06, Charles O Nutter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's become increasingly irritating that there's nothing equivalent to
> IRB that works with JRuby on the command-li
It seems to me that the Runtime.exec() approach is not guaranteed to
find the actual value of the environment variable, only some "default"
value of that variable. Jruby could have been launched in a shell
with modified environment variables.
Just a thought. Maybe its a footnote in the doc.
Neil
Charles O Nutter wrote:
Could Ruby's IRB be modified to work correctly with JRuby? I know it
currently doesn't work because we don't have the terminal reading and
manipulating capabilities necessary in Java, but could those
requirements be ripped out?
I don't know if this helps, but there's
Those seem like appropriate categories, and I agree on the areas that
will get the most changes over the next few months.
- Charlie
On 2/7/06, Thomas E Enebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We can provide some documentation at the end of the month under the
> benefits of writing slides for javaOne
It's become increasingly irritating that there's nothing equivalent to
IRB that works with JRuby on the command-line. I'm personally tired of
having a stack of test*.rb files around or using cumbersome -e strings
to try out every little thing I need to test while working on JRuby.
Something better
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