Thanks for this _why - the visual quality is fantastic - I have trawled
through the samples and found some interesting error messages, hope
these are helpful
windows xp sp3:
welcome screen - works but if you just leave it, Shoes.exe memory usage
starts at about 15 meg and then rises using 70-90 % cpu; after a couple
of minutes its up to 45 meg and still going up - memory leak!
garbage collection problems?
samples:
class-book - works
expert-definr - works
expert-funnies - works so far - gets and displays the rss feeds but not
the cartoons - errors in the console for all the http requests - not
found(might be my lousy connection)
expert-irb hangs on opening
othello - works
tankspank - works
clock - works
pong - works
good-arc - works
good-follow -works
reminder -works
vjot - works
accordion - works
simple-anim-shapes - works
simple-anim-text-works
simple-bounce - ok
simple-calc - ok
control-sizes - crashes:
from c++ runtime library
Assertion failed!
shoes.exe
cairo.c
line 218
expression: CAIRO_REFERENCE_COUNT_HAS_REFERENCE(&cr->re_count)
when it works shoes.exe looks stable at 15-16 meg, garbage collection
appears to be working
simple curve -ok
simple-dialogs -ok
simple-downloader-ok
simple-draw-ok
simple-editor-ok
simple-form-ok
simple-mask-awesome!
simple-menus - not very happy, sort of works
simple-rubygems - instant crash, second time got a shoes error:
the procedure entry point fclose could not be locate in the dll
msvcrt-ruby191.dll
shoes console shows undefined method 'uid' for nil:NIlClass
slide - ok
sphere- beautiful!!
simple-timer - ok
_why wrote:
Hello, here are new builds based on the latest code and packaged
with Ruby 1.9.1-p129. (Raisins and its progenitors came with Ruby
1.8.7.)
* http://hacketyhack.net/pkg/dist/shoes/shoes-0.r1243.dmg
(mac osx intel; no video)
* http://hacketyhack.net/pkg/dist/shoes/shoes-0.r1243.exe
(xp/vista; no video)
* http://hacketyhack.net/pkg/dist/shoes/shoes-0.r1243.run
(i686 linux; no video)
* http://hacketyhack.net/pkg/dist/shoes/shoes-0.r1243.tar.gz
(source)
If you're building from source, you'll need the Ruby 1.9.1
development libs. I hope that Policeman will ultimately work
with both Ruby 1.8 and Ruby 1.9, but all the distros will
come with Ruby 1.9.
This is a bit of a step back, I've noticed some font issues
and some freezing on OSX. And remote images are having problems as
well. But eventually this will pay off with greater speed and
more threading options, which Shoes has needed desperately.
_why
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