Hi,
ruby's logger class checks if the log device provides write and close
methods. If it doesn't, it assumes it's a filename.
The $stdout object defined by if_ruby has a write method but doesn't
provide a close method. If you do
Logger.new($stdout)
you thus get an error.
My suggestion is to add a dummy close method to avoid this problem.
The problem could of course also be avoided in ruby by patching the
$stdout object:
class << $stdout
def close
end
end
but that's ugly. Anyway, with that addition the logger can print
messages to vim so that they can be reviewed with :messages. I suspect
the method has to be added around line 1248 in if_ruby.c somehow.
What do you think?
Regards,
Tom
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