Re: [shoes] building Shoes, getting error on MRI192 encoding.h
- From:
- Timothy Barnes
- Date:
- 2011-09-28 @ 21:31
Chuck,
PS - if there is a way to copy & paste from a Windows command prompt, I'd
love to know about it. Taking screen shots seems like a waste just to get
some text.
Right-click on the cmd.exe top bar and select "Properties". On the "Options"
tab, "Edit Options" box check
QuickEdit Mode. This allows you to highlight areas and with a right-click
copy (automatic, no dialog box). Warning the highlighting of text doesn't
work like other programs.
This is how my XP works. Good Luck.
Timothy
Re: [shoes] building Shoes, getting error on MRI192 encoding.h
- From:
- Dave Wilkinson
- Date:
- 2011-09-26 @ 21:30
That is concerning... syntax errors in ruby header files? Take a look at
that first line and see why it thinks the syntax is off. It might need a
#define flag set that isn't or something (as in, it is compiling the wrong
section of code, etc). :(
PS - You use "Mark" from context menu and then select and then press Enter.
It will copy it.
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 4:27 PM, Chuck Remes <cremes.devlist@mac.com> wrote:
> Now that the dependencies are all building (thanks Luis & Jon) I have moved
> on to trying to get the Shoes exe building.
>
> Shoes is built with a pretty simple recipe task:
>
> task :compile => [:configure, :compiler, :dependencies] do
> cd package.build_target do
> sh "rake win32:build"
> end
> end
>
>
> During the compilation, the Shoes rakefile blows up complaining about
> errors in C:/Ruby192/include/ruby-1.9.1/ruby/encoding.h. I kind of doubt
> that what it's complaining about is a genuine problem since RubyInstaller
> had no trouble building it earlier. I'm hoping this error looks familiar to
> someone and you can point me to the real culprit.
>
> http://skitch.com/cremes/fhn54/header-error
>
> cr
>
> PS - if there is a way to copy & paste from a Windows command prompt, I'd
> love to know about it. Taking screen shots seems like a waste just to get
> some text.
>
>
Re: [shoes] building Shoes, getting error on MRI192 encoding.h
- From:
- Steve Klabnik
- Date:
- 2011-09-26 @ 22:02
> That is concerning... syntax errors in ruby header files?
Welcome to MRI.