Ah, I understand.
I think rubygems is still the best source:
Try searching for `macruby`:
https://rubygems.org/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=macruby
(For instance: mac_bacon is an awesome testing framework I just found, it even
supports loading nib files!)
Regards,
- Rob
On 2011-06-20, at 1:58
I was thinking more in the vein of HotCocoa as a library full of Cocoa
conveniences for MacRuby rather than HotCocoa as an Xcode replacement for app
development. I feel like Rich originally started HotCocoa figuring it would
replace Xcode, but I think that as time has progressed that is maybe a
Thanks!
I have not considered it. I think most developers are moving towards using
MacRuby and Xcode 4.
I don't see the need, maybe I'm misinformed. You can always just require them
as needed.
Can you think of a use case for it?
Regards,
- Rob
On 2011-06-19, at 7:10 PM, Joshua Ballanco wrote
Very cool stuff, Rob!
Have you considered potentially merging Hotkeys and mynu into HotCocoa?
- Josh
On Friday, June 17, 2011 at 3:09 PM, Robert Lowe wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Hope you enjoy em! All of these are on rubygems now:
>
> Wrapping NSMXL (Credit to Wilson Lee / kourge):
> https://githu
Hi,
I got an app that uses both objc and MacRuby. So whenever I want to
run it I've got to compile either a basic script/console-style app or
the actual app.
Is there a way to use macrubyd on a compiled executable with both objc
and macruby?
Cheers,
Martin
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