Introduce myself and some questions
Hey guys, My name is Ferhat Ziba, I am student in Hamburg and study computer science. I saw your project and it's awesome. I like the Idea developing os x apps in ruby as first citizen programming language. After I get my fingers dirty with playing arround the source code, I have some questions : 1. Where are the path to the mapping files from hotcocoa ? I found it in the repository but not on my local machine. (I use the prebuild binary package on the project site for installing macruby). I like to extend some functionality for my (experimental) opensource project. 2. When I write some mapping files ? Where should I send it ? I got some other questions, like how licence checking for comercial apps, but I think for this questions the project is to much in early state. Macruby and hotcocoa are great Stuff. Ferhat Ziba
Hi Ferhat, (Sorry for the late reply.) On Mar 15, 2009, at 6:08 AM, Ferhat Ziba wrote:
Hey guys,
My name is Ferhat Ziba, I am student in Hamburg and study computer science. I saw your project and it's awesome. I like the Idea developing os x apps in ruby as first citizen programming language.
Thank you :)
After I get my fingers dirty with playing arround the source code, I have some questions :
1. Where are the path to the mapping files from hotcocoa ? I found it in the repository but not on my local machine. (I use the prebuild binary package on the project site for installing macruby). I like to extend some functionality for my (experimental) opensource project.
The mapping files are in the hotcocoa/mappings directory in the MacRuby's standard library. If you are willing to extend RubyCocoa I would recommend to install it from the sources, it will be easier for you to test / contribute your changes back.
2. When I write some mapping files ? Where should I send it ?
You can send them here or create a new ticket on the Trac and attach them. Regards, Laurent
The mapping files are in the hotcocoa/mappings directory in the MacRuby's standard library. If you are willing to extend RubyCocoa I would recommend to install it from the sources, it will be easier for you to test / contribute your changes back.
And by RubyCocoa, Laurent really meant HotCocoa ;) - Matt On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Laurent Sansonetti <lsansonetti@apple.com>wrote:
Hi Ferhat,
(Sorry for the late reply.)
On Mar 15, 2009, at 6:08 AM, Ferhat Ziba wrote:
Hey guys,
My name is Ferhat Ziba, I am student in Hamburg and study computer science. I saw your project and it's awesome. I like the Idea developing os x apps in ruby as first citizen programming language.
Thank you :)
After I get my fingers dirty with playing arround the source code, I have
some questions :
1. Where are the path to the mapping files from hotcocoa ? I found it in the repository but not on my local machine. (I use the prebuild binary package on the project site for installing macruby). I like to extend some functionality for my (experimental) opensource project.
The mapping files are in the hotcocoa/mappings directory in the MacRuby's standard library. If you are willing to extend RubyCocoa I would recommend to install it from the sources, it will be easier for you to test / contribute your changes back.
2. When I write some mapping files ? Where should I send it ?
You can send them here or create a new ticket on the Trac and attach them.
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Ferhat Ziba
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Laurent Sansonetti
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Matt Aimonetti