From: Daniel Lewis <danieljohnlewis@...>
Date: 2005-09-29T21:30:51+09:00
Subject: Re: wxRuby problem on Ubuntu

Oh yes, I just remembered. Do you have WxWidgets installed as well asWxRuby? - You need WxWidgets 2.4 (It will not work with 2.5). You canget it from the apt-get / Synaptic Package Manager.
It won't work with WxWidgets 2.5! - You must get 2.4.
(ignore what i said about Paths - its probably not that anyway[although wxWidgets may need to be in your path, but that should beautomatic if you get it from apt-get / synaptic package manager] ).
Hope this helps,
Daniel.
On 29/09/05, RaW <raw73@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:> Daniel Lewis napisa�(a):> > I have Ubuntu-hoary and have Ruby 1.8 installed (with WxRuby), I have> > managed to get it all up and running,> >> > I am not 100% sure what the problem is. So:> >> > Can you run a program that looks a little bit like this:> > <code>> > require 'wxruby'> > include Wx> >> > puts "hello world"> > </code>> >> > and do your $PATH settings point to WxRuby?> >> Shame on me but I don't know what is the right path to WxRuby :(>> I was trying with many solutions but... no efect :(>>> --> RaW>>