I'm not a Macruby expert and I don't know anything about Cocoa,
particularly as it relates to new Lion features such as autosave, but
the example code you gave is defining an instance method, not a class
method.
To override a class method you would need to do something like:
class MyDocument < NS
Presumably Macruby gems will be installed with macgem? Certainly, we
would not want to fork RubyGems, but since the Gem::Platform spec
exists shouldn't macgem only install gems whose Gem::Platform::RUBY is
MacRuby?
For projects like JRuby and Rubinius it makes sense to always have
Gem::Platform::
loyment. I'll also update the github
> mirror later today.
>
> - Matt
>
> On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 6:22 AM, Keith Gautreaux
> wrote:
>>
>> FYI, the "report us" link the in third paragraph of the 0.5b1
>> announcement on macruby.org has a link error
FYI, the "report us" link the in third paragraph of the 0.5b1
announcement on macruby.org has a link error. It should be top-level
(http://macruby.org/contact-us.html) but instead is under the
blog/2009/10/07 hierarchy. I tried to fork the site on github and
make a diff but the github mirror seem
