Re: [Rubycocoa-talk] Re: installing rubycocoa on tiger

[Anne G <an...@wj...>]

For both  the tutorial and simpleapp I do the same thing.
All the code comes in a folder. I double click on the
simpleapp.pbproj which opens xcode. (it tells me the project
was saved with an older version of xcode, and it creates
simpleapp.xcodeproj. then I click on build and run.

simpleapp runs fine from the developer/example/rubycocoa
folder, but it does not run from the desktop folder.

the error message shows up in its own xcode window.

thanks for your help

anne



On Fri, 23 Dec 2005, Jonathan Paisley wrote:

>
> > I replaced the tutorial rb_main.rb with the simple
> > example rb_main.rb since they seemed to do the same
> > thing and I know simple example works.
> > after rbfiles each do...
> > I added some debugging puts
> >    	puts File.basename(path)
> >         require( File.basename(path) )
> > 	puts "this is ok "
> > Controller.rb
> > /Users/anne/Desktop/learning ruby/ruby
> > projects:addon/Code/build/Development/RubyCocoaTar.app/Contents/
> > Resources/rb_main.rb:17:in
> > `require': No such file to load -- Controller.rb (LoadError)
> > This require must be the problem since it does not print
> > the "this is ok"
>
> Could you explain exactly how you are attempting to run the program?
>
> Using 'ruby rb_main.rb' will not work - you have to start the
> compiled stub program in the Contents/MacOS directory or open the
> application as you would any other (from the Finder or use the 'open'
> command).
>
>
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