From: daz <dooby@...10.karoo.co.uk>
Date: 2004-06-05T18:28:37+09:00
Subject: Re: Extending in C:  need to use a non-basic class defined in Ruby in my C code


Austin McDonald wrote:

> I'm sure these jokes have all been made by this point, but Dave Thomas?
> Isn't he the founder of Wendy's?

I think he's everything except that :)
I have a feeling he's away atm, but if he was near his laptop
he wouldn't be afraid to use it.
(Haven't heard that in the UK, anyway)

>
> And it wasn't my intention to start a lengthy thread about IDEs; I was
> just hoping for something that could do both Ruby and C with equal
> skill, or even in the same IDE, (or really, anything decent for Ruby at
> all :) )

Ah, both.  Can't spell or read now.
To be honest, I use Ruby Development Environment (RDE - Windows only)
for Ruby and UE for C.

> As I guess is apparent from my questions, I'm pretty new to Ruby, and
> I've been very impressed with how easy it is to do things in this
> language.  My only complaint (thus far) is the insane slowness ...

Nooo, you've done it again, that'll be high 70's in replies.

Have to leave you to the wolves: I'm the only nice person here --
(apart from the rest).


cheers,

daz