I've updated the ironruby libraries to what's in github currently.
I pulled in your changes Immo but when i compiled the app I couldn't serve
any pages up it complained about not being able to find the correct IronRuby
yada yada.
Anyway the fix I had in mind was removing 1 line of code and reload
“The extension method RequireFile for ruby does that respect when I would
redefine the require statement to keep track of classes contained in a file and
reload them on each request when compiled in debug mode?”
No, there is no dynamic invocation of “require” method going on. If you need to
cal
I have uploaded the first draft of my work here:
http://github.com/PlasticLizard/Bracket if anyone is interested. I
generalized the Rack hosting code from the IronRuby.Rack solution to be
easily adaptable to other web servers. Included in this first iteration
are hosts for HttpListener, C# Web Serv
Maybe Microsoft could host the IronRuby standard library on its new CDN
(http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2009/09/15/announcing-the-micros
oft-ajax-cdn.aspx) for all to enjoy :) Most of the individual library
files seem small enough, and if it works for .JS files, it should work
for Ruby, no?
Hi Ivan,
many thanks again to care about this problem.
Ivan Porto carrero wrote:
> I pulled in your changes Immo but ... complained about not being able
> to find the correct IronRuby yada yada.
Oh, my fault, sorry. I merged my local copy to my (first!) github fork
(the one from you) slightly t
Hi Tomas,
thanks alot for joining the discussion. Your idea sounds interesting.
I'll try it out now.
Immo
Tomas Matousek wrote:
> “The extension method RequireFile for ruby does that respect when I
> would redefine the require statement to keep track of classes contained
> in a file and reloa
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I thought "pop" was a Midwestern concept. You guys don't really drink
"pop" that far west do you?
From: ironruby-core-boun...@rubyforge.org
[mailto:ironruby-core-boun...@rubyforge.org] On Behalf Of Jimmy
Schementi
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 3:43 PM
To: ironruby-core@rubyforge.org; Discussi
I'm originally from NY, so hell no, it's soda to me.
But yeah, they say pop out here ... it's really just a NE/SW thing:
http://popvssoda.com:2998/
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[mailto:ironruby-core-boun...@rubyforge.org] On Behalf Of Nathan Stults
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Hi Tomas,
No success so far, all variants produce the same exception:
"InvalidOperationException: Empty scope has no global scope." ???
I tried following variants:
Engine.Operations.InvokeMember(null, "require",
PathProvider.MapPath(path));
Engine.Operations.InvokeMember(Context, "require",
What is the correct way to view the PlatformAdaptationLayer? My initial
assumption was that it was IronRuby's abstraction of the file system
(and environment variables), but in digging deeper I see that the Dir
builtin is calling into the file system in many places using the
System.IO classes direc
Your initial intuition is right. The intention is to provide some abstraction
of the file system/OS. The goal is not to provide a complete abstraction but
one that is complete enough to support common operations. If the abstraction is
leaking somewhere it's either a bug or there is a good reason
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