xruby-devel

so sorry i miss the first line: Google announce... On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 9:05 AM, Michael Chen <

agree. On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 10:44 AM, Xue Yong Zhi <zhixu...@hotmail.com> wrote: XRuby has

Hey pat, Thank you for reporting the issue. The problem is xruby is not following c ruby correctly

> Try the below two ways: > > 1. compile the rb file first, then run the app > 1 java -

The latest performance report for Ruby implementations. http://antoniocangiano.com/2007/12/03/the-

Er....... I can't re-produce it... Maybe nothing is wrong... On Nov 10, 2007 9:35 PM, dreamhead

These days, Ruby-Core group are discussing about the future of YAML. You can see the post from the

Hi! XRuby team is glad to announce the release of XRuby 0.3.1! The major improvements in this release

Hi! I've given a presentation about XRuby overview in Bangalore Geek Night. You can view the

The announcement is at: http://xruby.blogspot.com/2007/08/xruby-030-released.html Dreamhead has more

Looks great. One question, how is method with default arguments being handled? For example def f(a= 1

I have finished the first version of this idea. Here is a demo for test. @RubyLevelClass(name="

Basically we use java's exception handling. So throw an exception in ruby(Kernel#raise) will do

Great! That's what I want to know. We can preserve a field for this purpose. The code will be

Hi! Maybe some one has noticed that some optimizations have been added into XRuby runtime. 0 or 1

yes, so actually delegating to ruby level's equals still returns false because ruby's

Hi! Many of us are confused by package builtin and value. In fact, package builtin is just used for

http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?Changes+in+Ruby+1.9 Just FYI

How about do a 'build clean' first, then 'build' again? On 6/30/07, femto gary <

Sorry, I optimized method/block calls for 0/1 args. :) 2007/6/28, Xue Yong Zhi <zhixueyong@hotmail

Bravo !!! :) On Jun 19, 11:23 pm, feiyu <zhangyu8...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all! >

Welcome:)

I also use Ubuntu 7.04. 2007/6/11, Haofei <yue...@gmail.com>: > > > On 11/06/07,

I got complains from other member that this thread has become too long. For anyone who is interested

Hey Michael, Thanks. It is very good news as IO#pipe is used in several ruby test cases. You can

Hi! Antlr 3.0 has been released! Now it's time for us to upgrade parser to Antlr 3.0. femto and

search jar or directory, yeap. but spring uses classpath:**, so how do I know where in the classpath

Sounds interesting! It'll help us support YAML. 2007/5/17, Haofei <yue...@gmail.com>: >

I will try to fix it tafter work. If anyone want to take a look of the problem, we have instructions

As test::unit is usable now, I created a file called 'test\xruby\test.rb' to host our own