efab has my crash report. I'm running
0.6 stable installed from the .pkg.
HTH,
C
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On 13 Jul 2010, at 19:23, Michael Jackson wrote:
> I'll be giving a presentation on MacRuby tonight at the Utah Ruby
> User's Group.
Must be the week for it, I'm presenting on MacRuby tomorrow (well, tonight) at
NWRUG in Manchester, UK. :)
http://nwrug.org/events/july10/
sy for people to follow
only one of the lists if they wish.
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hy to the superclass and check there for the method there, calling it if
it's found.
So a method that just contains 'super' [although not 'super()' as that calls
super with no arguments] is doing the same job as the method not being defined
in the subclass.
C
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idea on the MacRuby roadmap?
MacRuby is already using LLVM, from the homepage: "MacRuby is an implementation
of Ruby 1.9 directly on top of Mac OS X core technologies such as the
Objective-C runtime and garbage collector, the LLVM compiler infrastructure and
the Foundation and ICU framewor
the interesting part here is the ", ..." at the end. It takes variable
> arguments at the end that work as formatting arguments for informativeText,
> eg. sprintf(informativeText, ...).
Does it work if you pass an array in as the last argument? That's my assumption
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