On Dec 24, 2011, at 5:01 AM, Mark Rada wrote:
> "Do we want to front end all the AppKit classes?" No, not unless it can
> be justified, and I don't think it can. Also, while AppKit may have been the
> original motivation for mappings, any class in any framework can have a
> mapping added
Hi issac,
I don't understand reason of crashing yet.
However, it seems that MacRuby has been supported blocks as property.
https://gist.github.com/1517083/
Thanks,
2011/12/24 isaac kearse :
> Hi Watson,
>
> Thanks for taking a look!
>
> This is where it crashes in TwUI:
> https://github.com/t
It's some time since I set this up so my recollections are a little hazy.
Objective_c appscript comes as an xcode project that builds the Appscript
framework. I think I managed to use it in xcode without really knowing what I
was doing! Stephen may be better source as he's done it recently.
Since Ruby uses readline vi the extension, that should definitely work. Keep in
mind as you do, however, that macirb is actually DietRB, a lightweight IRB
replacement written by Eloy. So, there may be some differences with IRB.
Personally, I've never tried vi-editing mode in either, but if you h
On Fri, 23 Dec 2011 09:23:25 -0800 Conrad Taylor
wrote:
> Objective-C isn't controlled by Apple. However, the Cocoa and iOS
It is for practical purposes controlled by Apple. Apple defines the
language and its semantics at this point, and the Mac is essentially
the only commercial environment tha
Hi bbiker.
It's actually very simple to set it up, I just found it confusing
because I, like Steve, have very little idea about Xcode and frameworks
and the like.
So download the source files from https://github.com/dnagir/appscript/tree/master/macruby-appscript/trunk
I got the whole repositor
