On Aug 3, 2006, at 16:20, Une bñ×ue wrote:

> Dave Howell <groups+2006 / howell.seattle.wa.us> wrote:
>
>> Did you require 'osx/cocoa'?
>
> not at all, i'm sure about that ))
>
> because, when :
> require 'osx/cocoa'
>
> i get an error within my text editor (TextMate) or at terminal :
>
> LoadError: no such file to load -- rubycocoa

> when using "require 'osx/cocoa'" within XCode : no prob...

Hmm. I suspect if you hunt around in ~/Library/Frameworks or 
/Library/Frameworks, you'll find the RubyCocoa framework. Which is to 
say, nowhere on your command-line path directories, but exactly where 
Cocoa apps expect to find such things.

Based on the misery I've experienced in this situation, were I you, I 
would now try to wipe every last trace of RubyCocoa off my system, then 
do a new install in order to get *one* copy of RubyCocoa that's visible 
to all the different ways you can run Ruby.

If you don't wipe it first, then you can easily get in a situation 
where the command line is running a *different* version of RubyCocoa 
than XCode, and that's hideous to debug.

Trust me on that one.