how to use conf variables?

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rogerdpack

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Sep 17, 2009, 8:28:14 AM9/17/09
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I see this in ae-shell.conf:


name=shell
active=yes
require=ext/ae-shell/ae-shell
class=Shell


#:::::::::::::::: output ::::::::::::::::::::::<begin>
ruby=ruby
freebsd::ruby=ruby
win32::ruby=ruby
#:::::::::::::::: output ::::::::::::::::::::::<end>

however I'm unsure how to use the "win32" version of it in my code.
changing its value in this file seems to not help.
Thanks for the commits I've merged them live [plus a minor win32 fix]
and debugger now works. Sweet! :)
-r

antonio.galeone

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Sep 17, 2009, 1:12:34 PM9/17/09
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<OPERATING SYSTEM IDENTIFY><::>PROPERTY_NAME=PROPERTY_VALUE

if RUBY_PLATFORM include string before "::" (<OPERATING SYSTEM
IDENTIFY>) the property is override by its value.
The definition sequence is :
1) property without platform (default)
ex ruby=ruby
2..n) property with platform
ex win32::ruby=ruby18.exe

Roger Pack

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Sep 17, 2009, 2:00:35 PM9/17/09
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> <OPERATING SYSTEM IDENTIFY><::>PROPERTY_NAME=PROPERTY_VALUE
>
> if RUBY_PLATFORM include string before "::" (<OPERATING SYSTEM
> IDENTIFY>) the property is override by its value.
> The definition sequence is :
> 1) property without platform (default)
> ex ruby=ruby
> 2..n) property with platform
> ex win32::ruby=ruby18.exe


gotcha--except shouldn't it be mswin32? I'll experiment with it [to
see which one works] sometime :)
-r

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