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Now i know, if i don’t link Ruby statically, then it work wihtout any problems But why i can’t call ruby_sysinit( argc, argv); when i link
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Mattias Velamsson recently shared a beginner’s tutorial for making a GUI (Graphical User Interface) in Ruby titled “Ruby GUI with Glimmer” It provides a step-by-step code walkthrough that produces a full-fledged web-API-driven table-based business application It uses various gems and APIs like glimmer-dsl-libui, dotenv, Net::HTTP, URI, JSON, and the Exchange Rates Data API
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What is ruby’s equivalent of PHPs explode? A routine which can breakdown a string and return the results in an array or a routine that can parse an ini file and return the key value pairs in an array[key]=value Frank
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hey all, so while Jesus’s implementation works, unless you want to implement a prime number generator yourself you’re probably better off using Rubys
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(i read very often that this is rubys great adv over most languages out there, that u can extend even the basic classes), so it becomes an array in that place… but that included “self = Array new” which caused another complaint: “Can’t change the value of self” defining []= for nil is probably not a good idea What I would suggest
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Wai-Kee C wrote: I am attempting to use the MSScriptcontrol with rubyscript: objShell = WIN32OLE new(“WScript Shell”)
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On Monday 18 February 2013 Love U Ruby wrote #~~> then in the below class how object is created, what constructor it
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Is there a way to print the Ruby version from within a Ruby program? I know i can use ruby -v at the command line, but what if it is inside of the code and i want to print it out this is such as when in TextMate, i want the program to show whether it is running under Ruby 1 8 2 or 1 8 6
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