Aleksi Niemela wrote:

> David:
> >        How can I print reports of data from Ruby incorporating
> >     graphics and fonts?
>
> Probably all these are non-existent solutions, but it might be time to
start
> make these real. Here's the few different ways I can come up with now:
>
> 1) tame the beast called Mozilla, and if it doesn't print yet,
>    it will probably within few years, anyway the table, font
>    and graphics handling is all there

Well, FWIW, in casting about for a better long-term framework for try-it, I
am intrigued by Komodo:

# The first IDE, called Komodo, will fully support Perl, Python and
# JavaScript. Komodo will use the Mozilla application framework and thus
# will have the benefit of being cross-platform and fully supportive of
# Windows and Linux amongst others. The Komodo IDE source code will be
# freely available and will leverage Internet standards such as XML,
# CSS, FTP, WebDAV, and SOAP. This will make it easy for users to extend
# the IDE as well as learn how a complex Mozilla application is built.

Did you catch this: "The Komodo IDE source code will be freely available
...."?

Another, longer description of Komodo is here:
http://www.activestate.com/Corporate/Media_Center/News/Press959150636.html

Has anyone else made any (Ruby-related) inquiries about this yet?

Conrad Schneiker
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