How do you properly input UTF8 characters into Shoes apps in Windows?
Microsoft IME input(Japanese) just gives me question marks.  If I
attempt to cut and paste from Notepad, I get the binary image
character.  I changed the font in samples/simple-editor.rb to a
Japanese font(Meiryo) but cannot get it to display Japanese
characters.  UTF8 must work because the Shoes manual has an example
that properly runs.

Is it possible(or could it ever be possible) to use ruby2ruby and
ParseTree in Shoes?  I am using samples/expert-irb.rb as a testbed for
a project I want to start but it requires the use of ruby2ruby.  I
installed the gems into Shoes but when I try to use to_ruby, I get:

>> Shoes.setup do
.. gem "ruby2ruby"
.. end
=> nil
>> require "ruby2ruby"
=> true
>> class Example
.. def Foo
.. puts "Bar"
.. end
.. end
=> nil
>> Example.new.method(:Foo).to_ruby
Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - cl -nologo -LD -Werror  -MD
-Zi -O2b2xg- -G6 -I C:/Program Files
(x86)/Shoes/0.r1057/ruby/lib/i386-mswin32 -I /include -LC:/Program
Files (x86)/Shoes/0.r1057 -o
"C:\\Users\\ted/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.so"
"C:/Users/ted/.ruby_inline/Inline_ParseTree_fa12.c" -link
/LIBPATH:"C:/Program Files (x86)/Shoes/0.r1057"
/DEFAULTLIB:"msvcrt-ruby18.lib" /INCREMENTAL:no
/EXPORT:Init_Inline_ParseTree_fa12

(pardon any typos, I had to type it by hand because I could not copy
and paste out of expert-irb.rb)

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