What does this mean?
(eval):1:in `compute_type’: compile error
(eval):1: parse error, unexpected tINTEGER
Object::0
^
Anyone know? Any help counts!
Thanks in advance,
Mohammad(Programmer-22)
If you are on windows running Ruby 1.8.4 it is because of a tab in the
file. Downgrade to Ruby 1.8.2.
Jeff
Jeff Berg wrote:
If you are on windows running Ruby 1.8.4 it is because of a tab in the
file. Downgrade to Ruby 1.8.2.Jeff
I’m using Instant Rails how do I do that?
If you do this, you need to also force Instant Rails to update all of
the
paths. One way to do this is to rename the Instant Rails directory and
then
run Instant Rails. Then rename it back to the original (otherwise the
start
menu shortcuts from the one-click installation will point to the wrong
place).
Curt
Download the setup file from rubyforge
(http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/4174/ruby182-15.exe). Run it,
and choose InstantRails\ruby as the path. I think that should work.
Try it and see.
-N