Re: [Rubycocoa-talk] Getting at the "Param" argument to RBApplicationInit

[kimura w. <ki...@us...>]

Hi,

I think RBBundleInit() is suited for your purpose.
The interface of RBBundleInit is like this.

  // <RubyCocoa/RBRuntime.h>
  int RBBundleInit (const char* path_to_ruby_program,
                    Class       objc_class, 
                    id          additional_param);
                  
  - path_to_ruby_program:
    path of ruby script in the bundle. e.g. "main.rb".
    RubyCocoa expects the path as related path from Resources/.

  - objc_class:
    an ObjC class to specify your bundle. e.g. AppDelegate.

  - additional_param:
    you can pass nil.

On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 22:32:19 -0700, Scott Thompson wrote:
> On Mac OS X (Leopard), I'm trying to embed Ruby into an Objective-C 
> application (as opposed to writing a Cocoa application in Ruby).  
> I've got it working, but I was curious about one aspect.
> 
> To initialize Ruby, I'm calling RBApplicationInit to initialize 
> Ruby.  I know how to get at the argc and argv parameters, but the 
> last parameter, the "id" valued parameter... how is that passed to 
> the Ruby script named in the first parameter of RBApplicationInit?
> 
> Scott