richard lyman wrote:
>
> Curt,
>
>    I have done absolutely no research, so feel free to respond by
> telling me to do my research ;-) ...
>
>    There's been a lot of talk lately about Oniguruma.
>
>    How does it tie into the Windows Installer? Is it there - can we
> use it? Is it the default? Can it just be 'installed' - or does
> someone (not me, I don't know how to yet) have to compile it before it
> can be installed?

No, Oniguruma is not in the Ruby Installer for Windows. The installer is
just a precompiled version of the standard ruby distribution, some extension
libraries (see the release notes), and the scite editor.

>    Is 'the standard regexp library problem' even a problem?
>
>    Are there any other licensing 'problems' that come about from
> what's in the One-click Installer?

The licensing issues with the installer would identical to the issues you
would have if you built Ruby and the included extensions yourself. I have no
answer for you beyond that.

> Thanks a ton for any response you can give!

Your welcome!
Curt