On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Tim Apple wrote:
> Hey everyonei'm new here. I am learning ruby and shoes these days. I am
> a constant tinkerer and was thinking of doing an ubuntu spin and try to make
> as many tools and apps as I can with shoes(keep in mind this could take
> me years t
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> I can easily fix the missing SSLEAY32.dll ... by putting it in the
> right place, but I still get the message:
>
> 14001: This application has failed to start because the application
> configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this
> problem. - C:/Program Files/Common
> F
Try putting the dll in the same directory as your application.
Otherwise try putting it in your windows system directory.
I think if it's in your path windows should find it.
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 2:12 PM, e deleflie wrote:
> > See my post from yesterday: ssl work(around)ing
> > and let me k
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>
> Hope I'm not out in left field--any other thoughts?
>
Here is my two cents...
Shoes is a ruby distribution. It's only ruby distribution that allows you to
pack up your ruby, your code, and gems (kind of) and ship it as a native
application on the big three operating systems.
IMHO this mak
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> In Pittsburgh, I also had a chat with Seth Rasmussen about Shoes and
> we kicked around an idea for having an extension library that would
> make it a bit easier for people to bring in native controls (grids,
> trees, systray, etc.) into Shoes without needing my approval. I
> really like that
Hello all.
I am just starting with shoes and have a couple of questions.
The first one is how do you reload an application you are working on? I am
trying to follow the examples and I haven't figured out how to reload the
application once I have made an edit.
I am also curious as to which vers
