Yes, at 6pm, in James Joyce bar on Stephen Avenue. If you are come and don't find us there, call me at 921-9772, we may have moved to another venue. Alex ...
Hi, I have a trivial question. I would like to create a Gem for a simply application and run it. I could generate Gem and successfully install it locally. But...
... Well, what a timely question. This was just posted on RubyForge today: http://drnicwilliams.com/2006/10/11/generating-new-gems/ I haven't had time to read...
Thank you, Lori. The article was good. But it didn't explain how to execute an application as gem. I have a background in Java. In Java, you can create a Java...
Use the "executables" attribute in your .gemspec file. For example, here's what Rake's gemspec does to install the executable: s.executables = ["rake"] Have a...
Hi, Look at the gemspec of Rake (or Rails). This problem is solved there, both for Windows and *nix. "gem install rake" creates /usr/bin/rake, which happens to...
Thank you, Dave, Alex. I added s.executables to my .gemspec file. And I added executable file with Ruby code inside under bin directory following the format of...
Hi, guys, I was able to make the gem work. It turned out that the LOAD_PATH problem was because of a tiny mistake in the gemspec file I created. Now I like the...
Dear all, CRUSERS September meeting will take place on the usual day (6pm on October 17, third Tuesday of the month), at the usual place (a meeting room of...
Powerpoint and code from my yesterday's presentation on DSLs are both available at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/crusers/files/Presentations/ Best...
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Denise Richards
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Oct 31, 2006 8:56 pm
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A few more topics for consideration. 1) Discuss how ruby makes developing a stand-alone GUI program simple, perhaps using FLTK or one of its peers. 2) Brief...
Alvin Schur
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Nov 1, 2006 1:49 am
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I think I have a pretty good idea about unit testing in ruby, but Im pretty sure I could learn more. Can we add that to the list of topics too? Paul ... From:...
In addition to what Paul said about unit test, I am interested in learning about MockObject frameworks in Ruby. When I am using Java, I use jMock, which allows...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't everything work the same way as a dynamic proxy in Ruby? That is, any object that you create arbitrarily as a mock or...
It's very easy to write a stub in Ruby, indeed. Being able to intercept any method xcall in method_missing() helps, and there is no static type safety to get...
Exactly. Also, even with dynamic proxy, wouldn't it be nice to have a framework to do record, replay and assert as the way EasyMock does it? ... -- Simon Lin ...
Exactly. Also, even with dynamic proxy, wouldn't it be nice to have a framework to do record, replay and assert as the way EasyMock does it? ... -- Simon Lin ...
As Simon and Alex pointed out, one of the main reasons why I use MockObject framework (in Java) is that I can test if the component under test is meeting the...
my pleasure! Now I just have to find time to put it together on top of all of my other stuff! *gulp* I need to work some extra hours to pay for a new...
Look at http://mocha.rubyforge.org/ and http://rubyforge.org/projects/rspec/ The latter has quite a bit wider scope than just mocks, but is still worth looking...
Actually, I don't know very much at all about Ruby. I'd be lucky to crank out a Hello World program without a simple interpreter error. So, I don't think...
... crank ... don't ... That's right, Sean. November 21 is the next meeting. I'll try to get some details on upcomimg meetings posted on Friday. Regards,...
... time? Alvin cannot make it today, so the answer is "no" :( If I read your email earlier, we could have made it anyway, but now is too late. My cell phone...