You're right; I don't want to use rubygems in a desktop app, I don't think that
is the purpose of Rubygems and is not a good use case. Rubygems is still quite
useful when I want to write a quick script that uses a gem, or when I simply
want to experiment with a gem in irb, which is one case for
I wrote an extremely short tutorial on how to automatically generate a
BridgeSupport file for your Framework Xcode project:
http://merbist.com/2011/02/19/bridgesupport-build/
Hopefully that will save some people the headache to figure it out on their
own (not that it's hard tho).
One thing I didn'
I have built an app to quickly find MacVim commands to help me learn
MacVim. The app works great on my machine but when I try to use it
on another machine I get Sqlite3 errors.
I am embedding MacRuby in the project and have tried vendoring
Sqlite3 and Sequel as well. Embedding the gems did not fix
Hey Mark, I think this is an interesting concept but I would encourage you to
work on the macruby deploy tool instead. The reason why I'm saying that is that
you probably don't wantto use rubygems in a desktop app, instead you probably
want to unpack a gem and it's deps in the app you ship.
Trun
Hey,
I recently wrote a small plugin for rubygems that will use the MacRuby compiler
to compile *.rb files when you install a gem.
It is usable, but very simple right now; I would like to make it more powerful
in a few different ways and I'm not sure which would be good. Things I think I
could
I ran a dtrace script on the MacRuby samples to print all the info provided to
the method_entry probe.
The sourcefile was always either empty or "core" and the linenumber was always
0.
Do I have to execute the script in some particular way for this information to
be received?
SCRIPT:
--
Greetings All,
I was trying to build MacRuby. However, I got an error saying that:
The llvm-config executable was not located as /usr/local/bin/llvm-config.
Please make sure LLVM is correctly installed on your machine and pass the
llvm_config option to rake if necessary.
I do have llvm 2.8 i
