Let me start by saying Yes! I have seaarched this list, I have done
several googles, and I have gone to the one click installer home / news
/ and FAQ page and what I came up with was a lot of confusing,
conflicting next to useless information.
What I am looking for is an explanation of how to upgrade from Ruby
1.8.2 to Ruby 1.8.4 on a Windows XP machine that does not require
building the application from source code. I would like to get the
complete ruby, including the features listed as missing in the one-click
installer preview-3.
What I am looking for is an explanation of how to upgrade from Ruby
1.8.2 to Ruby 1.8.4 on a Windows XP machine that does not require
building the application from source code. I would like to get the
complete ruby, including the features listed as missing in the one-click
installer preview-3.
The O.-Click Installer 1.8.4-preview3 is “the complete ruby”. As far
as I
know, download it, and either install it over the top of 1.8.2 or
uninstall
1.8.2 first.
If you’re concerned about possible bugs in the package, you may want to
wait
for Curt (who’s doing a great service to the Windows+Ruby community in
his
spare time – thanks Curt) to release a final version.
Alternatively, there’s another Windows distribution of Ruby that comes
pre-compiled, known as ruby-mswin32. The O.-Click Installer is a
superset
of ruby-mswin32. It’s the standard, basic, “complete ruby.” Don’t expect
the
feature-set of the One-Click Installer. http://www.garbagecollect.jp/ruby/mswin32/en/
The O.-Click Installer 1.8.4-preview3 is “the complete ruby”. As far
as I
know, download it, and either install it over the top of 1.8.2 or
uninstall
1.8.2 first.
If you’re concerned about possible bugs in the package, you may want to
wait
for Curt (who’s doing a great service to the Windows+Ruby community in
his
spare time – thanks Curt) to release a final version.
> Cheers,
> Dave
Thanks Dave!
And Thanks Curt!!
My primary concern was the note regarding Preview 3 about the XML parser
but upon further investigation I think that what I want to do (open /
parse / create rss feeds) can probably be supported by the xml parsers
that are included.