The error appears only on the command line, when started with no
arguments. Starting with a double click works fine. So I think its not
really a problem, but it would be nice if invoking shoes from the
command line under MacOS X would behave the same way as double
clickking the Shoes.app.
How can this be done? Adding a small open_diag.rb and an "else" case
in the startup script?
Zitat von Gunther Diemant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
i've checked out the new shoes today, build it and tryed to run.
First thing:
running ./shoes gives
./shoes: line 6: [: =: unary operator expected
after changing line 6 from
if [ $1 = "--ruby" ]; then
to
if [ "$1" = "--ruby" ]; then
this error disappears.
I've expected to get an "open file" dialog, but get the following error
on the shoes console
...../MacOS/lib/shoes.rb line 348
Is a directory - MacOS
What is going wrong?
Line 348 in shoes.rb is
code = File.read(path)
My platform: MacOS X 10.4.11 PPC, shoes raisins r994
greetings
gunni
