From: pere.noel@... (=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Une_b=E9vue?=) Date: 2006-11-25T21:40:07+09:00 Subject: Re: [Mac OS X] having three ruby versions installed Paul Lutus wrote: > > Yes, "no prob at all" except all the problems you just listed. If the > situation had "no prob at all" you would not have posted, and your > error-free code would execute without error messages. I desagree totally about what you said. The prob, it is clear enough for me now, arroses from Apple's faulty shell since 2 or 3 years. The "/usr/bin/env" doesn't work correctly this has nothing to do with the three version i have. I tell you, in case i have a RubyCocoa app to write and send it outside of my box, in that case i'll have a fourth ruby version in a bundle, i've done that in the past and that works very-well when you must embed a ruby in an app. Your solution would be to leave only on my box the Apple's version of Ruby, used by MacOS X, afaik, then I can't use it because i can't install rubygems with this version ; this is good practice to let the OS version as it is. Then logically i need at least a second version to install any gems i need, also C ext to ruby i'm writing. And because i want to use some java libs i need the third one jRuby. -- une b�vue