From: Watanabe Carcass <carcass.dev@...>
Date: 2007-05-11T22:37:01+09:00
Subject: Re: from REALbasic > Terminal > RUBY ?!

Finally!!!

This simple test is working as follow:

>>>> REAL CODE <<<<

  Dim s as New Shell
  Dim cmd as String
  Dim t1 as String
  Dim t2 as String

  t1 = EditField1.Text
  t2 = EditField2.Text

  #if TargetMacOS or TargetLinux and Not( TargetMacOSClassic)
    cmd="cd /Applications/hello-ruby ; ruby ruby-test.rb " + "'"+t1+"'" 
+ " " +"'"+t2+"'"
  #elseif TargetWin32
    cmd="set"
  #endif

  s.execute cmd
  if s.errorCode=0 then
    EditField3.text=s.Result
  else
    EditField3.text="Error "+ Str(s.ErrorCode)
  end if


Yeah I know the multiple quotation marks looks awkward  in the cmd... 
line but it was the only thing that I came up with to allow the terminal 
passing the t1 and t2 strings when these have have more than one 
word(spaces in between).

The ruby script [ruby-test.rb] puts both arguments into a single line as 
follows:


>>>> RUBY CODE <<<<

puts "#{ARGV[0]} #{ARGV[1]}"

I know this is simple (many things are missing) and that REALbasic can 
concatenate, but! this is just a test. I dunno how REAL or RUBY are 
gonna behave with a more complex example, but it's a beginning!!

I'll have to learn about sockets.

Advices? Comments?

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