Can anyone point me to potential problems with setting up a RubyCocoa
Framework if Ruby has been installed with DarwinPorts and thus resides
in /opt/local?
All comments welcome
john
The easy way is to install RubyCocoa from DarwinPorts as well. The
port name is rb-cocoa.
Jim
Jim,
Your a gem!
The hardest part about DarwinPorts is finding a given package in the
port
name list. I guess rb-cocoa is not that far off, compared to some, but
thanks for the pointer.
If I do such does it install all the examples and framework templetes
in /opt/local? … and does X Code now know where to find them?
Peace
john
The /Developer stuff will still go to /Developer. XCode seems happy
enough.
Jim
On Mon, 27 Feb 2006 12:58:35 +0900, John N. Alegre wrote:
The hardest part about DarwinPorts is finding a given package in the
port name list. I guess rb-cocoa is not that far off, compared to some,
but thanks for the pointer.
There’s a file called PortIndex that contains the summaries of all the
ports. You could try grepping this. I found mine in:
/opt/local/var/db/dports/sources/rsync.rsync.darwinports.org_dpupdate_dports
If I do such does it install all the examples and framework templetes in
/opt/local? … and does X Code now know where to find them?
I haven’t tried the DP ruby cocoa, but I suspect the framework and
examples go in their normal places (/Library/Frameworks and
/Developer/…).
Please visit the RubyCocoa mailing list for more info:
Cheers,
Jonathan