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From: Yvon T. <tho...@fr...> - 2006-03-03 09:37:41
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Le 3 mars 06 =E0 10:10, Jonathan Paisley a =E9crit : > It ought to include libxml.bundle (assuming that's what the native =20 > code part of ruby libxml is called), but the libxml.dylib that =20 > comes from the Mac OS X installation will not be copied. > > However, if the native code libxml.bundle is coming from a gem, =20 > there's a bug in standaloneify that prevents it from working. Is =20 > that the case? not at the time being because i need first to get the right ruby =20 within XCode under RubyCocoa. i've not tried out standalinify.rb for that point yet. i'll investigate first on havibg ruby 1.8.4 within XCode. if tehir is a bugg within standaloneify i could arrange by myself =20 with a "cp -r something" afterwards... > >> may be XCode is using the Apple standard Ruby where i make use of =20 >> my installed ruby in "/usr/local" ? > > The ruby that gets used is dependent on which ruby you built =20 > RubyCocoa against. > as far as i remeber well, i've only installed RubyCocoa, not build it. then, i need to build it= |