From: Trans <transfire@...>
Date: 2005-12-10T07:04:50+09:00
Subject: Re: Multipackage Gems

Well, I got it to work using the require_paths (I assume that's what
you meant). But I have my misgivings about it. Correct me if I'm wrong,
but Gems uses require_paths and will search every one of the paths for
a match. Is that right?

So in my case I have (note: I use a YAML file to setup the gemspec) :

      require_paths:
      - packages/annotation/lib
      - packages/ansicode/lib
      - packages/association/lib
      - packages/basicobject/lib
      - packages/bbcode/lib
      - packages/binaryreader/lib
      - packages/bitmask/lib
      - packages/classinherit/lib
      - packages/cloneable/lib
      - packages/consoleapp/lib
      - packages/coroutine/lib
      - packages/crypt/lib
      - packages/dictionary/lib
      - packages/enumerablepass/lib
      - packages/expirable/lib
      - packages/floatstring/lib
      - packages/functor/lib
      - packages/heap/lib
      - packages/inheritor/lib
      - packages/interval/lib
      - packages/lisp/lib
      - packages/lrucache/lib
      - packages/mathconstants/lib
      - packages/methodprobe/lib
      - packages/mock/lib
      - packages/multiton/lib
      - packages/nackclass/lib
      - packages/nilcomparable/lib
      - packages/nullclass/lib
      - packages/one/lib
      - packages/openobject/lib
      - packages/paramix/lib
      - packages/pool/lib
      - packages/progressbar/lib
      - packages/reference/lib
      - packages/semaphore/lib
      - packages/stateparser/lib
      - packages/statichash/lib
      - packages/system/lib
      - packages/tagiterator/lib
      - packages/timer/lib
      - packages/tracepoint/lib
      - packages/tuple/lib
      - packages/uninheritable/lib
      - packages/units/lib
      - packages/yamlstruct/lib

Thats a lot of places to have to search every time and can't be very
efficeint.

But at least it works.

Thanks,
T.