One thing I had written on my bloodred legal pad from Shoes Day
concerned the linux shoes.run launcher.
<tef> I'm running under Linux (Ubuntu). Last night I grabbed
shoes-0.r751-novideo.run and stuck it in ~/localbin (which is in my
path)
<tef> I also made a soft-link to "shoes"
<tef> However, I have to specify the full path to the .rb I
want to run with it. It won't automatically run something in the
current directory when I type "shoes tryme.rb"
<tef> Even "shoes ./tryme.rb" won't work: I have to specify an
absolute directory.
The latest commit fixes this. You can build the shoes.run with
`rake installer`, presuming you've got makeself installed.
Then, if ~/bin is in your path:
$ cd ~/bin
$ mv ~/git/shoes/pkg/shoes-0.r827.run .
$ ln -s shoes-0.r827.run shoes
Then, when using ~/bin/shoes, make sure to add double dashes
before the argument list:
$ cd ~/git/shoes
$ shoes -- samples/simple-accordion.rb
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