Building Ronin from src

[Peter]

Hey, I setup a quick little environment, with the latest download of
Gosu (http://gosu-lang.org/downloads) and Vark (http://
vark.github.com). I setup my environment to have a simple project
structure:

ronin
/vark
/gosu


That's let me get vark to run the clean command. But when I try to
run the build cmd, I get this nasty:

$ vark.cmd build
Buildfile: C:\ronin\build.vark

[16:31:22] Done parsing Aardvark buildfile in 1871 ms


build-ronin:

[jar] Building jar: C:\ronin\ronin\build\ronin.jar

build-ronin-d-b:
[javac] Compiling 14 source files to C:\ronin\ronindb\build
\classes
C:\ronin\ronindb\src\ronindb\DBTypeLoader.java:9: cannot find symbol
symbol : class IFile
location: package gw.lang.reflect.module
import gw.lang.reflect.module.IFile;
^
C:\ronin\ronindb\src\ronindb\DBTypeLoader.java:51: cannot find symbol
symbol : class IFile
location: class ronindb.DBTypeLoader
for(Pair<String, IFile> dbcFile :
_module.getResourceAccess().findAllFilesBy
Extension(".dbc")) {
^
2 errors

BUILD FAILED

Am I missing some magic gw.lang.reflect.module library from my gosu
build?

[Carson Gross]

Looks like an API change in the .8 release: IFile moved to the gw.fs package.

I'm sure Gus is updating things as we email.

Cheers,

Carson

[Gus Prevas]

I've pushed a fix to the repository.  Will have update jar files in the downloads area shortly.

[Peter]

Thanks. Just synced, and was able to do a full >vark.cmd clean build

One confession about being a Mercurial noob: The TortoiseHG client is
kinda dumb. I asked it to update and it didn't update to the
latest... just was trying to re-update me to the last time I'd
synced... I had to do a Sync>Pull, then an Update. Who would expect
that? I'm not sure if Mercurial is dumb, the TortoiseHG menus are
just stupid, or I may just be the idiot for not using the cmd line in
the first place.

But the good news is that I have a copy of it now, and can start
playing around.

[chris]

Its the way mercurial works, dunno if TortoiseHG has it or not, but
there is an hg extension called fetch which does what you want (pull
from remote repo and update working directory).

[Carson Gross]

I've found the mercurial plugin in IntelliJ to be pretty good.

The IntelliJ git plugin is positively dreamy, compared to using git from the command line.

Cheers,

Carson