Thanks! That works, with one minor modification (at least for me)--
I have to say
open -a /Applications/Shoes.app mycode.rb
--Dave Matuszek
On Jul 29, 2009, at 2:23 PM, Edward Heil wrote:
In OS X, you can do:
open -a /Applications/Shoes mycode.rb
using the all-purpose "open" command. :)
Note that if you're making a multi-page application with Shoes URLs,
this will fail to reload your app if you've loaded it once. You need
to quit Shoes and then issue the command.
But an ordinary single-page Shoes.app {} script, you can do this any
number of times without closing Shoes and it will open the new one
each time.
On Jul 29, 2009, at 2:02 PM, David Matuszek wrote:
The only way I know to run Shoes applications is by dragging code
onto
the Shoes app (Mac OS X). How can I run a Shoes application from the
command line or from my favorite IDE?
BTW, as far as I've gotten (not very), I _really_ like this GUI.
Thanks,
Dave Matuszek
