I meant that I don't know how to use it while complying with the license Ruby is licensed under. But thanks anyhow :) And Gems don't work for me at all in Shoes, I see the status bar when a gem is being installed, but it keeps being stuck at 0%.
2008/7/7 Bluebie, Jenna wrote: > Gems work fine in shoes on Leopard if they don't have any native c > extensions in them, which is the case for libraries like json_pure, cgi, > rack... The part that is failing on leopard is the compiling. > > To use source code in your app, place it in the same directory as your app, > ensure it ends with .rb, and then add a require 'whatever' statment, which > is the file name of the source code you would like to include in your app, > minus the .rb (optionally). There aren't any special open source dialects of > ruby, it's all just normal ruby files you can require and use just like code > you write yourself. >
