On 12/23/05, Wilson Bilkovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 12/23/05, Wilson Bilkovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/23/05, Joshua Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Just an update: > > > > > > I exchanged some emails with Julik and I'm going to try to get the > > > Unicode gem working on Windows. Once that's done, we'll package a > > > cross-platform gem of Julik's String-fixer (which relies on the > > > normalization methods in the Unicode gem). This will solve the most > > > egregious of the String problems at the source. > > > > > > I also encourage people who need i18n in Rails to try my Globalize > > > plugin at http://globalize.diluvia.net, and to help out with feedback, > > > bug reports, patches, and advocacy. > > Aah, I just made a binary Win32 package of the Unicode gem. Hopefully > > I've caught you in time to prevent duplicate work. :) > > I'm headed to lunch, but I'll put it up where people can get at it > > when I get back. > > > OK, I lied.. I'll put it up before lunch. > http://supremetyrant.com/ruby/unicode-0.1-mswin32.gem > ..and here's the gemspec, since I'm new to this, and people can let me > know if I mangled anything up. > http://supremetyrant.com/ruby/unicode.gemspec > > Built with VS.NET 2K3, the examples in the README all work for me via > the gem on WinXP SP2. > > --Wilson. > Joshua caught a packaging problem, so I've fixed that and uploaded another copy. The require_path was set wrong.
Since this now seems to work, I'll see if I can make this a properly cross-platform gem, that builds from source on real operating systems, and includes binaries for Windows. _______________________________________________ Rails-core mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-core
