Laurent Sansonetti
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Sun Jan 21 05:07:32 JST 2007
On Jan 20, 2007, at 9:02 PM, jeanp****@gmail***** wrote: > On 1/20/07, Jacob Wallström <jacob****@ghost*****> > wrote: > > So my question is, has anyone managed to setup the ruby cocoa bridge > > from a bundle? And if you have, do you have any sample code you > could > > share? > > I would also be interested in such a solution. I'm currently using > RubyCocoa 0.4.3d2 for my product as an embedded framework using the > ruby interpreter included in Tiger. > > me too - specifically i want to be able to properly initialize > rubycocoa in a host application that was not compiled for it :0) > > I tried an upgrade but it wouldn't work without /Library/ > BridgeSupport installed. It would be great if I could upgrade to 1.0 > without requiring Leopard for my product. > > indeed, it might be nice if there were a build target for the > framework that was fully embeddable - included the contents of / > Library/BridgeSupport in the framework itself. In fact the plan is to add a BridgeSupport directory inside the current application bundle / RubyCocoa.framework and use them as possible locations for metadata files. But I didn't do it... yet (to be honest, I forgot about it :)). I will work on this for the next release. Laurent
