On Sun, 19 Feb 2006, Thomas E Enebo defenestrated me:
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> I have been working on two seperate things:
> 1. webrick running (e.g. make socket.rb better)
> 2. Trying to run script/server on the equivalent hello world RoR project.
>
> On item 1, I am currently trying to hack around having a reason
On Sun, 19 Feb 2006, Charles O Nutter defenestrated me:
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> With the runtime parse patch, we're getting much closer to running the
> Rails 'generate' script. At this point it manages to require all the
> frameworks in; that in itself is pretty big. It continues on in the
> Rails initializer, execut
This is a somewhat less naive patch than my previous attempt, and this
one appears to work well enough for Rails to continue. It basically
just looks through the iter stack (which specifies whether blocks are
about to be or currently are being executed) and if it finds an
ITER_CUR, meaning a block
