Trans
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On 8/25/06, Trans [email protected] wrote:
Hi–
Trans,
would you mind changing the name of this tool to InlineRunner?
There’s already a RubyInline, and this would seem to add confusion.
Looks interesting though.
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Hope you all like and find this useful. It will be included in the next
release of my build tools.
Thanks,
T.
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Trans
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pat eyler wrote:
On 8/25/06, Trans [email protected] wrote:
Hi–
Trans,
would you mind changing the name of this tool to InlineRunner?
There’s already a RubyInline, and this would seem to add confusion.
Ah, the one that allows C to be run in Ruby. Okay. I’ll have to think
of another name then: “ruby___”?
Looks interesting though.
Thanks. I just realized I shoul dprobably give an example though:
def hello ; “hello”; end
=begin test
class TestHello < Test::Unit::TestCase
def test_hello
assert_equal( ‘hello’, hello )
end
end
=end
Then
% rubyinline -b test hello.rb
Although in the case, the “-b test” is the default so can be left out.
T.