So plan B: We emulate Ruby 1.9 strings behavior on top of of
NSString/NSData.
I'm really interested in this discussion too. A little background
for JRuby:
Thanks for the background, Charlie. This sort of history is very
instructive.
* Java's strings are all UTF-16. In order to represent
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#241: NSMutableSet#merge fails
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slightly out topic: w00t!! great job guys!
- Matt
2009/4/7 Eloy Duran
> Hi,
> I just added a spec:ci32 task which will run the specs in 32 bit mode.
> It uses a simple script (miniruby32) which runs miniruby through
> /usr/bin/arch.
>
>
> http://github.com/alloy/mr-experimental/commit/321cc9b0
Salut Stéphane,
I'd like to tackle documentation of HotCocoa when I come back from
vacation, I believe there was some talk about generating documentation
automatically but nothing concrete yet. We could def. at least add links to
the cocoa documentation in the hotcocoa mapping source.
However, h
Vincent Isambart wrote:
Hi again,
So plan B: We emulate Ruby 1.9 strings behavior on top of of NSString/NSData.
I'm really interested in this discussion too. A little background for JRuby:
We started out (or really, the original authors started out) with JRuby
using all Java strings and stri
Hi,
With HotCocoa, I have created my first small application ;-) but I
would like to know
if the HotCocoa tutorial will come soon, because the first problem to
learn HotCocoa is
the missing documentation.
So I have read the examples of MacRuby, but without explainations
about the lib and
Hi,
I just added a spec:ci32 task which will run the specs in 32 bit mode.
It uses a simple script (miniruby32) which runs miniruby through /usr/
bin/arch.
http://github.com/alloy/mr-experimental/commit/321cc9b0ae0acce82bdb59bdc11e4f688e6233c6
And indeed :)
% rake spec:ci32
(in /Users/eloy/D
I added some code to remove "moldy oldies" (output trees before
the most recent half-dozen). If anyone wants me to retain more
trees, let me know the reasons(s) and the suggested count.
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Hi Chris,
I've finally had some time to write an explanation on how to work on
the specs.
You can find it in spec/README.rdoc, or view it at:
http://github.com/alloy/mr-experimental/blob/master/spec/README.rdoc
Let me know if there are any questions, I probably left out important
parts ;-)
The 5 am run this morning failed, due to a PATH problem.
I made a fix and re-ran at 10:30 am; seems OK now.
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Technical editing and writing, progr
On Apr 4, 2009, at 4:55 AM, John Shea wrote:
Brian Marick has a good chapter on testing in his "RubyCocoa,
bringing some love. " using standard ruby testing
methodologies. You can get this as a pdf book (its not out in print
yet)
Thanks. Note, though, that I don't test in Xcode. I
Hi again,
So plan B: We emulate Ruby 1.9 strings behavior on top of of NSString/NSData.
Internally we would use a NSData when the encoding is not valid or
it's binary, and NSString in the other cases (never both at the same
time). We would have a Ruby encoding that may be completely different
fro
I have set up a PPC-based server (dual-core 2.0 GHz Power Mac G5) to do
nightly downloads and builds of the MacRuby trunk. The current snapshot
was made at 2350 PDT; the next and following runs will occur at 0500. I
plan to install a script RSN to remove ancient output.
Clues and suggestions wel
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