Josh Charles:
>
> I've checked out revision 76 of IronRuby, and finally got it setup in
> VS2008 where everything was compiling. For some reason the VS project
> file looks for the sub-projects in the wrong locations, and you have
> to redirect it to the proper project locations, and reset all the
> references.
You should use the *other* solution in that directory - IronRuby.sln. That
points to the right locations.
> I thought I would try to hack in a few more of the ruby string
> methods, and located the source file in the "MutableStringOps.cs" file
> in the IronRuby.Libraries project. I've written the code, but for
> some reason, it won't get called. I've cleaned the solution, and
> built from scratch. I have a feeling I'm missing something obvious.
> I've continued to simplify it until now I have this:
>
> [RubyMethodAttribute("reverse",
> RubyMethodAttributes.PublicInstance)]
> public static MutableString/*!*/ Reverse(MutableString/*!*/
> self) {
> MutableString result = new MutableString("reverse"); //just
> temp
> return result;
> }
>
You'll need to run 'rake gen' from the command line to regenerate the
Initializers.Generated.cs file.
-John
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