At 4:30 PM -0700 5/2/08, Eric Armstrong wrote:
>Thanks for the info, Stephen.
>
>(Interestingly, I chose to keep the longer name.)
>:_)
It would probably be best to use the shorter name which is what is used in Ruby
1.8.6_p114 and the trunk version of Ruby 1.8.7 development (they are the same):
Cool. I attached the file to the bug.
If I could /find/ the file in the svn download, it
would be interesting to see how the patch process
works...
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
Eric Armstrong wrote:
Thanks for the kind words. They really do help.
After an install, I would expect to find the f
Thanks for the info, Stephen.
(Interestingly, I chose to keep the longer name.)
:_)
Stephen Bannasch wrote:
Eric,
FYI: This is a known bug in Ruby 1.8.6.
See:
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=18567&group_id=426&atid=1698
http://www.germane-software.com/projects/rexml/
Eric Armstrong wrote:
Thanks for the kind words. They really do help.
After an install, I would expect to find the file
in the location you mention. But the whole idea is
to create a patch, and editing the installed copy of
the file won't do that, will it?
But after checking out with SVN, I'm s
Eric,
FYI: This is a known bug in Ruby 1.8.6.
See:
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=18567&group_id=426&atid=1698
http://www.germane-software.com/projects/rexml/ticket/115
Here's the rexml patch I apply to the MRI Ruby 1.8.6_p111 source
before I build it -- I'm sure it cou
Thanks for the kind words. They really do help.
After an install, I would expect to find the file
in the location you mention. But the whole idea is
to create a patch, and editing the installed copy of
the file won't do that, will it?
But after checking out with SVN, I'm seeing
a bunch of Java-s
Eric Armstrong wrote:
Installed NB 6.1 fcs, figured out how to control
parent dir for projects, and successfully downloaded
the jruby project.
Now, how do I find document.rb in the huge package list?
(You guys have apparently been very, very busy.)
:_)
All the Ruby libs are under lib/ruby/1.8
Installed NB 6.1 fcs, figured out how to control
parent dir for projects, and successfully downloaded
the jruby project.
Now, how do I find document.rb in the huge package list?
(You guys have apparently been very, very busy.)
:_)
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
Eric Armstrong wrote:
Also, the he
I just found the log file. I'm flumoxed. For some
reason, NB began checking out the jruby files into
another project I was working on--but not even the
one I was working on in NB!
So I now have
...\eric\ws\pubs6\jruby
Where pubs6 is a documentation workspace!
I rechecked the SVN dialog, and t
Guys, I'm trying. But now I'm really hosed.
I canceled what appeared to be a doomed download
after 40 minutes, and tried again with a different
username/password.
I get the following SVN error:
run 'svn cleanup' to remove locks
(type 'svn help cleanup' for details)
But of course, I'm in N
Well, I filed the bug, for what that's worth. All the
indentation was lost, and all indented comments turned
into numbered lists. So the bug report is pretty useless.
I'm trying to create a patch. Advice would be appreciated
as to how to edit the bug report to insert or its
equivalent...
Charle
To start with, what username/password do I use? NetBeans
is defaulting to the last one I used, on a completely
different project.
Do I use anonymous, or Headius ID, or JIRA ID?
(NetBeans never gave me an error that reflected a problem
in that area, so if that's the issue, there is an NB bug.)
E
Ok. Thanks for the encouragement. (Found another doc bug, too)
Problem with the directions, though:
http://wiki.jruby.org/wiki/Making_a_Patch_on_NetBeans
2. Click "Versioning", select "Subversion", then "Checkout.
...
NetBeans creates a JRuby project automatically
(Checkout delivere
Eric Armstrong wrote:
Also, the header comment is wrong. It says
# indent::
# An integer. If -1, no indenting will be used; otherwise, the
# indentation will be twice this number of spaces, ...
It should say:
# indent::
# An integer. If -1,
Also, the header comment is wrong. It says
# indent::
# An integer. If -1, no indenting will be used; otherwise, the
# indentation will be twice this number of spaces, ...
It should say:
# indent::
# An integer. If -1, no indenting will be us
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