340885-342548

^ Ruby2Ruby
340885 [justondavies] I've been reading a lot about ParseTree and Ruby2Ruby for a project

^ [ANN] Gibbler 0.5
340887 [delano solut] Gibbler 0.5 ALPHA

^ [ANN] sequence 0.2.1 Released
340888 [vikkous gmai] sequence version 0.2.1 has been released!

^ [ANN] rubylexer 0.7.6 Released
340889 [vikkous gmai] rubylexer version 0.7.6 has been released!

^ [ANN] redparse 0.8.3 Released
340890 [vikkous gmai] redparse version 0.8.3 has been released!

^ [ANN] rubymacros 0.1.5 Released
340894 [vikkous gmai] rubymacros version 0.1.5 has been released!

^ <no subject>
340895 [dan.dyer jet] charset="US-ASCII"

^ ftools X fileutils
340900 [brgsousa gma] which is the difference between ftools and fileutils?
340901 [gregory.t.br] ftools is deprecated.

^ Manipulating Multi-Dimensional Array
340903 [tyler.knappe] I'm attempting to modify elements within a multi-dimensional array.
+ 340906 [wishdev gmai] Morning Tyler,
| + 340910 [tyler.knappe] D'oh!  Thanks John.
| + 340939 [glennj ncf.c] How about
+ 340941 [lists bertra] The answer has been given; here's a more rudimentary example of

^ W3C Standards Compliant
340909 [jzakiya mail] www.ruby-lang.org

^ Re: redparse 0.8.3 Released
340919 [rogerpack200] Nice.  This is starting to look nicer than ParseTree output in terms of
340927 [vikkous gmai] I didn't know you cared about that.

^ [ANN] Introducing Alias
340920 [gabriel.horn] I'm announcing the initial release of Alias, a gem that creates,

^ RDoc Metrics
340921 [tony medioh.] Does there exist a tool for providing basic metrics about the quality of the
+ 340922 [mguterl gmai] the
| 340923 [tony medioh.] Excellent!  That looks rather promising.  I'll check it out.
+ 340930 [rogerpack200] Apparently http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib/ has some metric.

^ [ANN] csspool 2.0.0 Released
340931 [aaron tender] csspool version 2.0.0 has been released!

^ Test Unit error when requiring proctable
340932 [david.taylor] I am trying to add a method to my test suite that uses the proctable
340944 [rogerpack200] Change require order maybe?
341012 [david.taylor] Yeah, tried that, but no luck.
341013 [david.taylor] Actually, it works now.  I set up proctable in a new module, and

^ help convert php code to eruby
340934 [raymond.sche] I want to convert my site from php to eruby(no rails). I'm really new to

^ [ANN] imap_processor 1.2 Released
340938 [drbrain segm] imap_processor version 1.2 has been released!

^ [ANN] live-console 0.2.2.1
340945 [rogerpack200] Pleased to announce the release of live-console 0.2.2.1

^ [ANN] rbeautify 0.0.3
340946 [rogerpack200] ruby_beautifier/code prettifier.
+ 341022 [jontyjont bt] Thanks roger this promises to please me a lot
+ 341023 [jontyjont bt] sorry to say the gem doesn't install properly on windows xp - although

^ Symbol#to_proc with arguments
340948 [toastkid.wil] hey folks
340949 [jcoglan goog] 2009/7/8 Max Williams <toastkid.williams@gmail.com>
340955 [dblack rubyp] That's going to be incomprehensible, except by guesswork, to anyone
+ 340956 [jcoglan goog] 2009/7/8 David A. Black <dblack@rubypal.com>
| + 340958 [jcoglan goog] 2009/7/8 James Coglan <jcoglan@googlemail.com>
| + 340969 [dblack rubyp] I don't think that's right. The existing semantics don't include any
+ 340957 [toastkid.wil] Thanks guys.
  + 340959 [jcoglan goog] require 'active_support'
  | 340960 [toastkid.wil] fantastic.  thanks!
  + 340961 [robert.dober] I am sharing your laziness ;) and you might want to check out Labrador

^ Get a web page with open-uri
340950 [andycootlapi] require 'open-uri'
+ 340951 [andrew andre] Andy
+ 340952 [glennj ncf.c] File.open("test.htm","wb") {|dst|
  340996 [andycootlapi] open("www.google.com") {|src|
  341021 [shortcutter ] Can you show specific code and errors?  As for Andrew, this worked for
  342533 [andycootlapi] Sorry for the delay.
  342538 [bbxx789_05ss] Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
  342548 [andycootlapi] Yes it works, thanks all !

^ Help with Twitter4r
340965 [infolinuxste] application that i am developing in ruby... I'm using Twitter4r library
340999 [james.britt ] Can you get this code to work as a stand-alone script?

^ Accept sh heredocs to Ruby script
340966 [oliver.saund] $ cat <<donenow
+ 340968 [oliver.saund] $ git commit -m <<donenow
+ 340970 [km xacrasis.] The script args_test.rb sees no command line arguments because the shell
+ 340971 [vjoel path.b] What leads you to think that << creates a temp file? Maybe the shell is
  340973 [karottenreib] ruby -e"puts STDIN.gets" <<XYZ
  340974 [oliver.saund] OK thanks. Mystery solved. :-)

^ Re: RubyInstaller: Building installers story and news
340972 [glex.spb gma] Awesome, thanks!

^ How to accept a varying amount of UDP packets using recvfrom
340975 [randygeneral] I'm currently creating an application that can query a game-server for
+ 340980 [vjoel path.b] You need to specify how long to wait until you decide that no more
+ 340984 [billk cts.co] Generally, use select to specifiy the desired timeout.
  340990 [randygeneral] Thanks for your replies!

^ This is a car that you have ever seen..............
340977 [mahbuba669 g] site........

^ own method has_key for class Hash. -howto
340979 [sayakyi gmai] Dear all,
+ 340982 [sayakyi gmai] I was able able solve the problem ...
+ 340993 [glennj ncf.c] keys.include?(key)
  341141 [sayakyi gmai] thank you!.

^ [ANN/ADV] Book Promo: Sir Pinchington's Amazing Journey
340994 [gregory.t.br] I guess I was in a weird mood today, so I've laid out a weird contest

^ Using ruby to open an Excel file on a mac
340997 [phoenix_016 ] I have a bit of an issue that I'm trying to work through pertaining to
341002 [matt_neuburg] So, you're doing this with appscript? Well then, in the first place,
341041 [phoenix_016 ] I have another question pertaining to individual tabs in the excel
341050 [matt_neuburg] But this is what I mean about learning AppleScript / appscript. What you
341052 [phoenix_016 ] Thanks again for the response.  I will admit that I have never really
341059 [matt_neuburg] You're doing very well, don't worry! Contact me directly by email if you

^ Making sense of multiple packets containing dup data
340998 [randygeneral] I'm currently working on a query app for Battlefield 2142 and I'm

^ i cant start webrick
341000 [gjgfuj y7mai] when i try to start webrick i get this message
+ 341003 [benjamin.lov] But that code is pretty nasty to look at.
| 341004 [benjamin.lov] Sorry, ignore me. I just re-read the post and noticed the problems with with
+ 341005 [spox modspox] s = HTTPServer.new(:Port => $port == 80 ? 80 : 801, :DocumentRoot => 'etc...')
  341007 [james.britt ] Yikes!

^ [ANN] smtp_tls 1.0.3 Released
341008 [drbrain segm] smtp_tls version 1.0.3 has been released!

^ Stepping up as SQLite3/Ruby maintainer
341009 [luislavena g] So, I think this may be good news for some folks.

^ Looking for beginning ruby instructors
341010 [drea700 gmai] Hey,

^ GetKeyboardState() problems/usage
341014 [globyy3000 h] What seems to be the correct means of using this function?

^ The simpelest of module function scoping...
341016 [hombre gmail] It's a little sad that I've written many lines of ruby code, but I
+ 341017 [hombre gmail] As happens so many times, a few tries later, I figured out that I need
| + 341019 [vjoel path.b] class C
| + 341051 [matt_neuburg] Read fairly quickly (since you probably know it all, already) just up to
+ 341018 [vjoel path.b] def T.t(x)
  341020 [hombre gmail] Interesting. I had no idea this existed. I think I'll need to remove

^ [ANN] unicorn 0.8.2 and 0.9.1
341024 [normalperson] Unicorn is a Rack HTTP server for Unix, fast clients and nothing else

^ Help required on sorting
341025 [diptisampath] I ve to sort risks by "High" "Medium" "Low" "Info" and "Safe"
+ 341027 [lists bertra] ary.sort_by { |elem|
+ 341028 [dblack rubyp] LEVELS = %w{ High Medium Low Info Safe }
  + 341033 [diptisampath] Thanks a lot Bertram .... Worked like a charm....
  + 341035 [lists bertra] Gosh, this is cool! I'm ashamed of my poor case approach.
  | 341036 [dblack rubyp] It comes from years of Ruby training where I use a deck of cards as
  + 341061 [vjoel path.b] If there are a lot of levels, it might be more efficient to avoid the

^ compare two PNG images using rmagick
341026 [nlkmr36 gmai] I am looking for a code snippet to compare two PNG images using rmagick.
+ 341042 [gregory.t.br] Yeah, you could google "PNG rmagick", then read some documentation,
+ 341043 [TimHunter nc] MagickWand for Ruby - http://magickwand.rubyforge.org/

^ The easiest way to separate substrings from a line string
341029 [superdisconn] I have working on tag system and There is information like this
341030 [dblack rubyp] words = string.split
+ 341031 [superdisconn] Thank you , i will try
+ 341055 [shortcutter ] I am more like the "positive" guy - meaning explicitly defining what I
  341060 [dblack rubyp] This message is in MIME format.  The first part should be readable text,
  + 341069 [shortcutter ] That's true.  I just wanted to make the point that there are these two
  | 341265 [superdisconn] Thank you for everyone again, it seems that you guys discussed sort of
  + 341266 [dave burt.id] Do people actually say /[^\W\d_]/ instead of /[a-z]/i? The latter is
    341284 [dblack rubyp] This message is in MIME format.  The first part should be readable text,

^ Re: Installing JRuby on Windows Question Set
341034 [ravindersing] Can any body tell me how to install JRUBY on Windows ?
341049 [headius head] We'd love to have someone contribute an installer though, since I know
+ 341093 [rogerpack200] install of doing a gem install you could do
+ 341131 [ghalsey yaho] Charlie thank you and everyone who contributed to making JRuby a
  341156 [headius head] es both

^ Why is my server shutting down?
341037 [jaych1000 it] I start the MySQL server with the "ruby script/server" command.
+ 341044 [gregory.t.br] Can you run ruby -v so we can see the patchlevel?
| 341045 [jaych1000 it] patchlevel is 287
| 341047 [gregory.t.br] Hmm... probably not Ruby then.  p287 works-for-me.
+ 341048 [james graypr] Actaully, that's how you are starting you Rails server, most likely.
+ 341062 [kai kairicha] charset=WINDOWS-1252;
  341066 [garryfre pac] In the winows\system32 directory you may find a file called regserver32 or =
  341136 [jaych1000 it] It's working now. I wish I could shed a bit of light on how it was fixed

^ Live at Michael Jackson Memorial Concert -- All Videos here???
341053 [nhuthuy.huyn] Live at Michael Jackson Memorial Concert -- All Videos here???

^ Re: rbeautify 0.0.3
341056 [rogerpack200] lib'

^ [ANN]  July Phoenix Ruby User Group Meeting
341057 [james.britt ] July Phoenix Ruby User Group Meeting

^ c extension, classes and subclasses
341058 [funkaster gm] I have a few doubts about how the init mechanism in ruby1.9 (I'm
+ 341216 [rogerpack200] not if it's been redefined by the child class, I don't think.
+ 341244 [kubo jiubao.] Defining a singleton method "new" is old style which had been used for

^ How to invoke RubyParser on a class?
341063 [justondavies] I think I've got the basic concept and I got the test case to
341095 [rogerpack200] With ParseTree there is a method to do this.  With RubyParser I don't
341105 [justondavies] Excellent, I'll look into it! Im still in 1.8.6 now but I'm Im working

^ ruby1.9 and NArray works flawlessly
341064 [dsisnero gma] Just thought I would let everyone know that I was able to gem install NArray

^ unpack("N*")
341065 [z4n9ief gmai] I'm trying to unpack a string into network byte order (big-endian), such
341067 [vjoel path.b] Better pad with null chars (\0) up to a multiple of 4 bytes if you want
341115 [z4n9ief gmai] Many thanks! :)

^ Re: how can I start a shell process and return immediately?
341070 [enling.li lo] I have another quetion related to fire off a back ground shell process
+ 341073 [Rob AgileCon] If your system has the `setsid` (set session id) program (and the
| 341074 [enling.li lo] Thank you, Rob for the quick reply and help. I tried the commmand you
| + 341075 [wishdev gmai] Would just dropping the ssh section into it's own thread accomplish your
| | 341076 [enling.li lo] I tried that before. The thread won't solve the issue because once child
| | 341082 [wishdev gmai] Are you sure you are properly connecting to the server? Have you tried just
| | 341084 [enling.li lo] John,
| | 341094 [wishdev gmai] Enling,
| + 341079 [Rob AgileCon] ssh.exec!("sh -c 'setsid /root/test.pl > /dev/null 2>&1'")
|   341088 [enling.li lo] Rob,
+ 341100 [akaspick gma] I run long running remote tasks that return immediately with...
  341144 [enling.li lo] Andrew,

^ Can't change projects RAILS_ROOT problem?
341071 [neil_bye hot] I have been learning RoR from Simply Rails 2. I have successfully made a
341072 [brabuhr gmai] How did you install BrowserCMS?  Is your intention to integrate

^ [ANN] Hijack: Connect to an existing process with irb
341077 [port001 gmai] My new project 'Hijack' is pretty much useable now. It lets you connect to
341103 [mailing.mr g] Great. Could you tell me what's the difference from live-console?

^ a inherent class, how to write?
341078 [g.zhen.ning ] I have a file like this;
341101 [shortcutter ] That's difficult to answer since we cannot see how your method_1 and

^ How do you not include the trackback URL when using RSS/Maker?
341080 [patlaj gmail] I want to make feeds using RSS/Maker, but I don't want the trackback to

^ help with while commands
341081 [lshortyback ] I am very new to the ruby world and just to get some practice I
341086 [lists bertra] class Dragon

^ tcp server with multithreading
341083 [naquad gmail] 1. how can I block thread until some event will occur w/o overhead?
+ 341085 [normalperson] A Conditionariable, IO.select (which you already knew :),
| 341087 [naquad gmail] Creating a new socketpair/pipe is pretty too much imho (no matter it's a
| + 341092 [wishdev gmai] Look up EventMachine - it's what you want without re-inventing the wheel.
| | 341097 [naquad gmail] thank you, thats exaclty what I need :)
| + 341096 [naquad gmail] #!/usr/bin/ruby -w
+ 341127 [rogerpack200] select [or in 1.9 fibers].
  341170 [naquad gmail] I'm using eventmachine atm, revactor seems to be easier and simpler, but

^ Ruby on Rails - navigation tree
341089 [xeniah gmail] I am trying to build a beautiful navigation tree, to help users browse
341129 [rogerpack200] You could include it as a separate .js file

^ Rubyscript2exe
341090 [jonahbron gm] I hate to just give another problem, but not enough to not to.
341107 [sutniuq gmx.] Which version of Ruby are you using? Did you require "rubygems"?

^ OT: Is there an NG for Ruby on Rails?
341091 [ohaya cox.ne] I was wondering if there is a separate newsgroup for Ruby on Rails?
341099 [synfinatic g] rubyonrails-talk@googlegroups.com
341104 [ohaya cox.ne] Thanks, but my question was whether or not there was a newsgroup (rather
341109 [martindemell] No, there's no newsgroup mirror; the rails mailing list is it. You can
+ 341110 [jordon envyg] How is that mouse in your pocket?
| 341111 [martindemell] Happy to see you, why?
| 341112 [jordon envyg] You said "we" so one could only assume you had a mouse in your pocket.
| 341113 [martindemell] m.
+ 341153 [oudeis nodom] It can be accessed as a newsgroup via Gmane as gmane.comp.lang.ruby.rails,

^ [ANN] RubyWorld Conference
341098 [shugo ruby-l] We will hold the RubyWorld Conference 2009 in Matsue, Shimane, Japan

^ Question about ruby syntax
341102 [ric_j_hill h] I've been reading about ruby and started to learn it to replace the work
341114 [jcoglan goog] The `*` performs what's called a destructuring binding. This expression

^ HappyMapper
341106 [vikassarin q] I have a question regarding HappyMapper. I do not understand how to access

^ use xsd file with rexml
341108 [babiben hotm] Is it possible to use a xsd file with rexml ? When i try to display an

^ SystemTimer in windows
341116 [shahin.korda] Has anyone been able to install SystemTimer in ruby windows environment?
341126 [rogerpack200] Since it uses posix signals [and I'm not sure windows has posix signals]
341137 [shahin.korda] Tried Cygwin but I get the error that cannot find cl command. Cygwin
341146 [rogerpack200] Double check your path carefully to make sure it is using only cygwin
341383 [shahin.korda] eshakor@drww01 ~
+ 341402 [rogerpack200] did you install the cygwin ruby package? cygwin gcc package?
+ 341414 [shahin.korda] I reinstalled everything from scratch and it works now, atleast
  341415 [shahin.korda] Just want to add to others experiencing this problem. It seems that
  341419 [rogerpack200] Path issue maybe? [both are in the path or what not].
  341671 [shahin.korda] Yeah it was the path that was causing problems and the fact that I tried

^ OT explanation please (Re: a inherent class, how to write?)
341117 [glennj ncf.c] How is that different from
341119 [dblack rubyp] class << object

^ can we develop desktop application
341120 [mailtorajuit] Is ruby for developing web based applications only
+ 341123 [shevegen lin] Not sure if "we" can do it ;)
+ 341125 [martindemell] There are several excellent gui toolkit bindings for ruby, including
+ 341128 [rogerpack200] I'd recommend shoes or wxruby.
+ 341142 [matt_neuburg] Depends what you mean by desktop. Ruby is a scripting language. You can
+ 341158 [ninja slapha] This question seems to be asked fairly often...