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^ Accessing SVN through Ruby
137230 [vacindak gma] I want to code up a CMS of sorts in Ruby that uses Subversion as the
+ 137232 [tanner.burso] I also would be interested. I was looking for this very thing not a
| 137437 [vacindak gma] Ok, so I guess I should create something then. I'd just assume wrap
| 137442 [rasputnik he] Isn't there a bounty for this?
| 137443 [vacindak gma] Bounty?
| 137501 [rasputnik he] As in Jango Fett - not the chocolate bar.
+ 137537 [kou cozmixng] In <599af4e205040709004801be9e@mail.gmail.com>
| 137541 [vacindak gma] I'm on Windows at home, and I don't think TextDrive (only FreedBSD
| + 137542 [rooneg elect] I don't think anyone has done the leg work to make the ruby bindings for
| + 137544 [kou cozmixng] In <599af4e2050408185858f808c@mail.gmail.com>
| 137546 [vacindak gma] Heh, ok.
| + 137547 [kou cozmixng] In <599af4e20504081921578a931c@mail.gmail.com>
| + 137566 [surrender_it] try installing a tiny unisih environment such as cygwin or msys/mingw ,
+ 137555 [lmarlow yaho] You might want to take a look at the rscm library on rubyforge: http://rubyforge.org/projects/rscm/
137607 [vacindak gma] Saw it already, won't do what I need. I have to have access to the
137833 [vacindak gma] E.1 Prerequisites
+ 137836 [drbrain segm] Is DL unsuitable for this? That would require only a compiled SVN
| 137870 [vacindak gma] (Cross-posting to dev@subversion.tigris.org since at least part of
| 137902 [drbrain segm] DL is a generic dynamically-linked library wrapper that requires none=20
| + 137925 [vacindak gma] Nice, an answer that might get me somewhere. Thank you!
| | + 137960 [drbrain segm] I think I've illustrated the biggest ones already, with SWIG you can
| | + 137992 [vacindak gma] Well, I managed to get a little bit more progress by moving around a
| | + 138020 [jkugler bigf] <SNIP>
| | 138025 [vacindak gma] I did read that section on using the API. It's not overwhelmingly
| + 137927 [rooneg elect] That's incorrect. Hand rolled ruby bindings for SVN once existed, but
+ 137885 [ruby-ml magi] Hey, it is not that bad. See the snippet at the end that
137928 [vacindak gma] Yes, it is, and this is one of the main reasons I want something more
137931 [steven.jenki] I've wrapped two libraries with SWIG. In both cases, I ended up writing
137938 [steven.jenki] Which is a good time for me to ask Lyle Johnson in public: Are you
^ fox-1.2.16 build fails make on sunos
137233 [jim freeze.o] ./configure --prefix=<myprefix>
137241 [drbrain segm] I think you're missing a bzip2 header.
^ Mike Hall, where are you?
137234 [Daniel.Berge] It appears that Mike Hall's Ruby packages have disappeared from the RAA,
137320 [horacio.lope] what's the name of the package you're looking for ?
137321 [horacio.lope] ummm.... sorry, it looks empty now
^ Problem with "here" document in hash constructor?
137235 [john_b_andre] In the following code example, constructing hash1 works fine,
+ 137239 [halostatue g] On Apr 7, 2005 12:29 PM, john_b_andrews@yahoo.com
| 137295 [bob.news gmx] "Austin Ziegler" <halostatue@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
+ 137242 [james graypr] [snip working example]
^ [OT] continuations article
137249 [joevandyk gm] I saw http://www.phubuh.org/Media/Writing/Continuations/ (an article
137250 [joevandyk gm] See http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2005/03/24/Continuations for details.
137252 [pit capitain] Regards,
137254 [joevandyk gm] Nice, I didn't think of that.
^ [ANN] Syck 0.54 -- typing compatibility, improved output
137251 [ruby-talk wh] <http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/3859/syck-0.54.tar.gz>
^ help traversing and modifying hash key and value inplace
137256 [transfire gm] Having a little trouble here. seems that I'm getting some errors trying
137297 [bob.news gmx] "Trans" <transfire@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
137556 [transfire gm] Thanks Robert.
137561 [bob.news gmx] "Trans" <transfire@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
137675 [transfire gm] object
138009 [transfire gm] So here's what I've settled on. Good? Or is there still a better way to
138032 [bob.news gmx] "Trans" <transfire@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
138094 [transfire gm] want but
138095 [transfire gm] Sigh, sorry if my last message is garbled --blame Google groups.
^ mod_ruby, Apache 2, mySQL problem
137267 [Tony.Targons] charset="us-ascii"
^ Mod_ruby on XLAMPP
137278 [paulha aracn] I'm trying to get mod_ruby running on a win_32 xlampp installation. So
137390 [Tony.Targons] As far as I understand Apache setup..
^ "Rolling with Ruby" for Linux?
137279 [ptkwt aracne] I'm finally getting around to trying out Rails and I'm using Curt Hibbs'
+ 137285 [james graypr] Have you tried the command-line client installed with MySQL?
| + 137291 [jim freeze.o] Or, try adding your machine to the list of allowed hosts
| | 137312 [ptkwt aracne] I figured out why mysql_administrator wouldn't connect. It was trying to
| + 137305 [ptkwt aracne] Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
| 137331 [jonraphaelso] Phil
+ 137354 [lyndon.samso] A great article, but I'm a bit surprised at the proportion of GUI
137385 [curt hibbs.c] That was a conscious decision on my part. The idea was to bring those
+ 137445 [kismert texa] As an Access/VB developer, I can say I definitely liked the article.
+ 137456 [ptkwt aracne] It took me a while, but after I got the mysql_administator tool running I
^ Simple scene graph engine in OpenGL
137282 [kig misfirin] Continuing my GL hackathon, I've been scribbling together a scene graph
^ Movie Quotes (was Re: fed up with this newsgroup)
137293 [james graypr] goto (1.0/0.0) and $beyond
+ 137301 [ryco gmx.net] everybody.calm
| 137304 [belorion gma] !you.handle_truth
| + 137307 [ruby-ml magi] Hmm..
| + 137314 [billk cts.co] self.time = Time.at(0)
+ 137309 [snail objmed] Edward Gray II <james@grayproductions.net> writes
137318 [glenn.parker] self.fear if you.dare?
^ www.mathhelpforum.com
137294 [shaymamo gma] We have started a new Math Help Comunity on the web. To help you with
+ 137639 [ jupp gmx.de] How comes Ruby into play?
+ 137640 [ jupp gmx.de] How comes Ruby into play?
137664 [martindemell] Maybe their spamming software was written in ruby :)
^ Re: - need a simple IDE which lists methods and variables
137299 [primitivewor] Just use Vim (http://vim.sourceforge.net/).
137416 [ilias lazari] I've overflown the links, and it looks very intresting.
^ Fwd: Re: 'gem install instiki-0.10.0' does not pull in dependencies - why?
137311 [jim weirichh] Oops! I sent this message from the wrong mail account and didn't notice until
+ 137327 [alex verk.in] Oh, I see. When I specify --both, gem looks for the gem file, finds it
+ 137382 [jim weirichh] Yep. That's basically it.
^ Re: 'gem install instiki-0.10.0' does not pull in dependencies - why?
137325 [chadfowler g] Oh, heh. I think I looked at this one too early in the morning. ;)
^ Need an animation example in korundums' ksprite?
137326 [meruby gmail] I like to create an animation program using korundums' ksprite class.
137401 [Richard_Dale] KSprite is in the kdegames module, so it isn't currently in the Korundum
137414 [meruby gmail] KSprite has moveto and notify signal method which is very handy when
^ RubyForge at 600 projects and counting...
137329 [rich infoeth] Tom just activated the 600th project on RubyForge! That and 1,922
137384 [curt hibbs.c] Pretty amazing... especially if you consider that RubyForge opened for
137422 [lymans gmail] How many do we have to go before we can say that we have a 'CPAN'?
+ 137424 [Daniel.Berge] ...
+ 137425 [binkley alum] Wouldn't that be a CRAN?
| + 137426 [Daniel.Berge] When RAA and RubyForge merge, then we have CPAN.
| | 137427 [hal9000 hype] I don't think they're going to merge as such, but I do hope
| | 137440 [tom infoethe] Nope...
| + 137430 [damog damog.] Bring CRAN to life!
| + 137433 [damog damog.] David Moreno Garza <damog@damog.net> | http://www.damog.net/
| + 137435 [matt technor] But then the GEM system will need to be rewritten to support CRANberrys.
+ 137460 [lymans gmail] I guess I was asking more about a number... I have no idea how many
+ 137461 [lymans gmail] I should look around a bit more before I start to blabber.
+ 137463 [rich infoeth] CPAN -
137467 [Daniel.Berge] I'll take quality over quantity any day. :)
^ Re: optparse to include no opt-args, invalid opt,...
137357 [botp delmont] #> 1. Can optparse capture nil/empty args?
137447 [bob.news gmx] ""Peñá, Botp"" <botp@delmonte-phil.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
^ [ANN] Iotaz 0.1.0
137367 [peter njini.] Iotaz 0.1.0
^ using gem to update itself?
137394 [sigzero gmai] I have used gem to install rubygems-update(0.8.10) but when I do a
+ 137395 [rasputnik he] run
| 137396 [sigzero gmai] Thanks!
+ 137399 [jim weirichh] Just run the update again.
^ [ANN] Instiki 0.10.0 - On The Rails
137398 [alex verk.in] <fanfares/>
137408 [james_b neur] Really? You're not just going by downloads, are you?
+ 137421 [chneukirchen] What else could be the most popular Ruby *application*?
| 137444 [james_b neur] I'm not making any claims; I'm wondering how you support yours.
+ 137432 [rhkramer gma] (Sorry, misplaced the original announcement.)
| + 137439 [alex verk.in] Yes, it is still the same backend, albeit the handling of persistence
| + 137449 [rhkramer gma] Alexey,
| 137492 [bg-rubytalk ] Does this mean that Instiki can now be easily integrated into a real web
| 137532 [alex verk.in] Actually, no. It is still a ProxyPass story, because of the Madeleine
+ 137441 [alex verk.in] Of course not! I've just recently paid 123,456.00 USD for a worldwide
+ 137448 [james_b neur] How would one know? And what is gained by claiming something for which
+ 137536 [alex verk.in] James,
+ 137550 [james_b neur] That pretty much sums things up.
+ 137551 [alex verk.in] Why do you think it is such a bad thing?
+ 137581 [halostatue g] Because it confuses popularity with quality.
+ 137584 [david loudth] "most popular end-user application in the Ruby world", so he wasn't
| 137590 [james_b neur] Perhaps, but if so, then simply citing the download figures should be
| 137605 [tom infoethe] They're cumulative.
| 137606 [tom infoethe] But you can see the download numbers for each release on the project's
+ 137588 [alex verk.in] Oh, gosh! I would never ever dare to propose a quality pissing context -
+ 137598 [glenn.parker] Knowing how many people have downloaded an application gives you, at
+ 137615 [halostatue g] I'm not sure that it does, really. Don't get me wrong -- I don't
137646 [alex verk.in] To some extent, it does. From the mail that I get as a maintainer, it is
^ Problem installing gems
137402 [RIsaacs Conn] charset="us-ascii"
137411 [jim weirichh] Hmmm ... what is the proxy situation on that particular box? Browsers
137417 [RIsaacs Conn] There aren't any proxies on this network. I have a standard network
137418 [RIsaacs Conn] With ethereal and an http filter, I can see this request and response...
^ Apache2 fcgi setup
137403 [Tony.Targons] Could somebody help me out with FastCGI setup under Apache? I'm trying
137407 [evans.jon gm] trying
^ Status of libpcap
137415 [nospam lunac] I found the ruby-libpcap library from
137761 [jp-www dcs.g] I've used that library and linked against libpcap 0.8.3. I don't think the
137943 [crf sbox.tu-] A dumpfile of e.g. Ethereal sometimes causes exceptions when opened by
138174 [nospam lunac] Yes, that's exactly the problem I'm having. I try to load a capture of
^ Re: FastCST 0.6.5 (Mergerific Indexer Release)
137434 [george.marro] Zed -- are you in the running for the new Linux kernel SCM tool now
^ Ruby Garden Wiki Footnotes or Anchors
137450 [transfire gm] On the Ruby Garden Wiki, is there a way to create footnotes or, even
137678 [transfire gm] After some more footwork I found the answer on UseModWiki site, which
^ Quick start to acessing Oracle`
137452 [ross.parker ] I am looking at replacing Perl with Ruby. I like to use Perl for a lot of
137453 [jason.sweat ] sucessfully to talk to Oracle 8.1.7 and 7.3.4 databases.
137455 [ross.parker ] Thanks! I found and installed the Ruby:DBI module and am able to talk to
137535 [danj 3skel.c] A word of caution, the OCI8 package is more capable than the older one.
+ 137538 [alex verk.in] There is a question I keep asking from time to time (just in case
+ 137539 [jason.sweat ] My Linux compiled Ruby talks to Oracle running on HPUX fine, but I
| 137543 [alex verk.in] Yeah, I need a Ruby program to run on HPUX and talk to Oracle.
+ 137572 [pit capitain] This interests me. What do you exactly mean by "async" calls?
137867 [danj 3skel.c] The OCI8 library can exec to Oracle in polling mode, i.e. the OCI call
138077 [pit capitain] Thanks Dan, I had never heard of the polling mode. When reading about it
^ Gem install fcgi
137459 [Tony.Targons] Gem installation of fcgi appears to be broken
137484 [aredridel gm] Do you have the fastcgi development kit installed?
137486 [chadfowler g] It definitely looks like it's not installed. Being on Windows, you
137488 [aredridel gm] I suppose the gem can't fall back to the pure ruby version? (Can gems
137491 [chadfowler g] No, but that's a really neat idea!
137498 [pergesu gmai] I was getting that error too, but on FreeBSD. Opted just to install
^ [QUIZ] Knight's Travails (#27)
137468 [james graypr] 1. Please do not post any solutions or spoiler discussion for this quiz until
+ 137645 [ptkwt aracne] Sounds fun... <sigh>I just wish I had the time...</sigh>
+ 137708 [kero chello.] # Ruby Quiz #27, Knight's Travails
137738 [sellberg goo] Oh, I wish I thought of that, my solution has to reverse the path
^ Re: local relocation entries in non-writable section
137474 [jim freeze.o] collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
^ fcgi-0.8.6 recently released
137475 [nospam nospa] I just noticed fcgi-0.8.6 was made available with important bugfixes.
137514 [paulha aracn] I get the same error, but it pretty much always happens to me for
137519 [aredridel gm] You'll need a compatible compiler in your path.
137630 [paulha aracn] And that would be? I have gcc 3.3.3 for cygwin and Microsoft cl (aka
137790 [rasputnik he] Header files.
137824 [aredridel gm] Header files, for both the FastCGI dev kit, and your OS' C api.
^ How should this really be coded in the Ruby style?
137476 [glenn.ruby g] I'm now in the lucky position of finding myself coding in Ruby all
+ 137481 [Daniel.Berge] This is where TDD is your friend. It not only tests your code, it
| 137485 [agorilla gma] never thought to use '.to_s' to avoid the nil issue. Good to know.
+ 137483 [agorilla gma] I'm hardly a guru, but I'll toss in my $.02
+ 137487 [rampant gmai] Here's my play with it, though as Daniel said, you didn't include
+ 137497 [bob.news gmx] "Glenn Smith" <glenn.ruby@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
137506 [billk cts.co] To be fair, its indentation was intact. It's just $#@#%#$ Outlook
137560 [glenn.ruby g] Gents
137804 [lukfugl gmai] You can have the best of both worlds with 'or'.
^ Anyone try the new fcgi-0.8.6 yet?
137478 [nospam nospa] I was wondering if anyone else tried using it and found it stable enough
+ 137480 [aredridel gm] A rough change-log (from the difference from the previous release)
+ 137516 [khaines enig] I have abused the _heck_ out of FCGI with two of the three patches that
^ New fcgi gem sorely needed
137489 [tobias.luetk] There is no gem for the new fcgi release. Can anyone help out? Tom?
+ 137499 [tom infoethe] Me? Yikes, I'm not sure how I'd go about that... who built the current
+ 137510 [aredridel nb] Let me suggest something. The best mark of "production ready" is to look
| 137523 [nospam nospa] In principal, I agree with you 100%. But this world is full of people
| 137525 [aredridel nb] That's sad. I'm tempted to say "let them go the way of the dinosaur" if
| 137530 [tobias.luetk] Be that as it may, the essence of my post was that we need a new gem.
| + 137540 [tom infoethe] It seems like Tatsuki Sugiura is, in his own words, the temporary
| + 137549 [aredridel nb] Agreed! It's gotta be up-to-date, especially for critical
+ 137522 [khaines enig] It's not ready for a version bump to 1.0. There were serious, blatant,
^ Freelance Rubyist needed for web
137494 [danj 3skel.c] I need a freelance Ruby programmer. All the work is Web oriented and is
^ Detecting thread exit immediately
137496 [martindemell] class FXIrb < FXText
137500 [vjoel PATH.B] In line with your last thought, what about writing something to a queue
137503 [martindemell] That still won't give me instant feedback, will it? Why I'm so keen on
137509 [martindemell] The good people on #ruby-lang solved this one :) It's as simple as
^ Access variables in singleton?
137517 [ruby digital] I created the following small singleton class, but it seems that my
137520 [bg-rubytalk ] Wrong context, this is defined within the "Context" class definition, not
^ Net::HTTP problem with SAP (iView is not compatible...)
137518 [jim freeze.o] I am trying to scrape some info from a web page (local intranet),
137521 [jos catnook.] You could try setting the User-Agent in the HTTP Request header so the site
137557 [jim freeze.o] Ahh, thanks. I'll give that a try.
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