Hi Laurent,
I try to run `rake spec:rubyspec' using r5042. Then I got 2 errors.
I try to clean below errors.
output begin -
1)
Constant resolution within methods with dynamically assigned constants searches
the lexical scope of a block ERROR
NameError: uninitialized constant ConstantSpe
I'm working on an application that is primarily Objective-C but uses MacRuby
as a plugin language (the application also has a C# / IronRuby counterpart
on Windows, allowing for the plugins to be cross-platform). I've been
loading the ruby files at runtime using the Objective-C MacRuby API's
shared
Hi Caio,
Excellent! In this snippet, n is a 64-bit bignum, so I suspect something is
going wrong in the converter. Could you file a ticket? We will get that fixed
for 1.0.
Laurent
On Dec 20, 2010, at 12:49 PM, Caio Chassot wrote:
> On 2010-12-20, at 16:37 , Caio Chassot wrote:
>>
>> Could so
On 2010-12-20, at 16:37 , Caio Chassot wrote:
>
> Could someone try to reduce this and take the notification center and iTunes
> out of the picture and see if it's just a problem with NSNumber?
Oh, that was easier than I thought.
#!/usr/bin/env macruby
n = 0x8C2CACEFCD8BBABA
m = NSN
Hi,
Are you able to actually use the library, or just require it?
Does the tests run with macruby?
regards,
-Vegar
> From: Stephen Petschulat
> Date: 20. desember 2010 00:25:23 GMT+01.00
> To: macruby-devel@lists.macosforge.org
> Subject: [MacRuby-devel] MacRuby and Sequel
> Reply-To: "MacRuby
I don't believe paths are expanded normally by require, when they include a
relative component like "../" at least. In a quick experiment I just whipped
up, the following two lines only result in one load:
require 'subdir/module'
require './subdir/module'
But these two lines result in the file bei
I was trying to get the PersistentID from iTunes tracks from both
ScriptingBridge and the notifications iTunes posts to
NSDistributedNotificationCenter. I noticed I was getting different results from
each.
The first byte from the number read from the notification is nearly always
garbled (I su
It's also worth pointing out that require_relative is not yet implemented in
MacRuby...
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 8:34 AM, Caio Chassot wrote:
> On 2010-12-18, at 19:58 , russell muetzelfeldt wrote:
> >
> > then bar will be included twice since '../bar' does not match
> './lib/bar'. what you shoul
On 2010-12-18, at 19:58 , russell muetzelfeldt wrote:
>
> then bar will be included twice since '../bar' does not match './lib/bar'.
> what you should do is add the lib directory to $: and then change the require
> lines in main.rb to
I thought $" expanded the paths on its own. I'm stupidly laz
