[MacRuby-devel] Xcode Executable Arguments

2009-07-29 Thread Edward Hynes

Hi,

I'm working on localization for a MacRuby app and would like to be  
able to set the language in the Executable Info's Arguments tab in  
Xcode, but the arguments are being gobbled up by MacRuby.  Is there a  
way to escape or quote executable arguments so that they are passed  
through to the application?


I'm setting the arguments using the defaults command for now, but it  
would prefer doing so within Xcode if possible.


Thanks,
Ed

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Re: [MacRuby-devel] Porting Rational

2009-07-29 Thread dan sinclair
As requested I grabbed the latest rational.c and complex.c from ruby  
SVN and got them working under MacRuby. Patch is attached.


dan



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On Jul 28, 2009, at 11:54 PM, dan sinclair wrote:


Hello,

I started to port the Rational code to the objc interfaces.  There  
are currently 8 specs left for rational that I haven't been able to  
get to pass. As part of the rational I also did a bit of the Complex  
code but there are some specs in there that are segv'ing so I'm not  
sure how many of those pass at the moment.


Patch is attached. Let me know if I need to fix anything up.

Thanks,
dan

(I would have logged this into trac but I can't seem to login at the  
moment. Continuously redirects between http://www.macruby.org/auth/login 
 and https://www.macruby.org/auth/login)



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Re: [MacRuby-devel] Porting Rational

2009-07-29 Thread Laurent Sansonetti

Hi Dan,

Thanks a lot for your patch! I committed it as well as a few  
adjustments.


If I remove all tags from the complex and rational specs, we do have  
11 failures vs 455 expectations, which is a huge progress!


Might be interesting to investigate these failing specs. I suspect  
some of them have not been ported to Ruby 1.9 yet.


$ rm spec/frozen/tags/macruby/core/complex/*.txt
$ rm spec/frozen/tags/macruby/core/rational/*.txt
$ ./miniruby -I./lib ./mspec/bin/mspec-ci -B ./spec/macruby.mspec spec/ 
frozen/core/rational spec/frozen/core/complex
.FF 
..F 
F.F 
...F 
.EEE..


1)
Rational() passed two arguments sets the numerator to the first  
argument FAILED

Expected 136053744742862656 to equal 362809985980967168
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `==:'
0:in `each'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

2)
Rational() passed two arguments sets the denominator to the second  
argument FAILED

Expected 990791918021509 to equal 2642111781390691
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `==:'
0:in `each'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

3)
Rational#divmod when passed an Integer returns the quotient as Integer  
and the remainder as Rational FAILED
Expected [768614336404564480, (512/1)] to equal [768614336404564650,  
(2/1)]

0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `==:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

4)
Rational#** when passed Rational returns a complex number when self is  
negative and the passed argument is not 0 FAILED

Expected NaN to equal (-0.733761610865473+1.27091239066258i)
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `==:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

5)
Rational#** when passed Float returns a complex number if self is  
negative and the passed argument is not 0 FAILED

Expected NaN to equal (-3.3746182904644e-16-1.83711730708738i)
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `==:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

6)
Complex#/ with Float raises a ZeroDivisionError when given 0.0 FAILED
Expected ZeroDivisionError but no exception was raised
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'
0:in `should'

7)
Complex#% with Complex returns the remainder from complex division ERROR
NoMethodError: undefined method `div' for (13+44i):Complex
0:in `modulo:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

8)
Complex#% with Integer returns the remainder from dividing both parts  
of self by the given Integer ERROR

NoMethodError: undefined method `div' for (21+42i):Complex
0:in `modulo:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

9)
Complex#% with Object tries to coerce self into other ERROR
NoMethodError: undefined method `div' for (3+9i):Complex
0:in `modulo:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `all?'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `process'
0:in `describe:'
0:in `context:'
0:in `ruby_version_is:'
0:in `load:'
0:in `protect:'
0:in `each'
0:in `files'
0:in `process'
0:in `run'

10)
An exception occurred during: Mock.verify_count
Complex#% with Object tries to coerce self into other FAILED
Mock 'Object' expected to receive 'coerce' exactly 1 times
but received it 0 times
0:in `fail:'
0:in `fail_with:'

Finished in 2.661908 seconds

49 files, 142 examples, 455 expectations, 7 failures, 3 errors

Laurent

On Jul 29, 2009, at 9:31 PM, dan sinclair wrote:

As requested I grabbed the latest rational.c and complex.c from ruby  
SVN and got them working under MacRuby. Patch is attached.


dan






On Jul 28, 2009, at 11:54 PM, dan sinclair wrote:


Hello,

I started to port the Rational code to the objc interfaces.  There  
are currently 8 specs left for rational that I haven't been able to  
get to pass. As part of the rational I also did a bit of the  
Compl