From: tho_mica_l <micathom@...>
Date: 2007-12-10T03:45:02+09:00
Subject: Re: EXE in windows

> Precede this by '#!' (pronounced "sharp bang") and make that the very
> first line of your program.

On windows, you could also create a new filetype (eg .rbx) and
associate
it with ruby as the application that opens file with this extension.
This would allow you to double-click on rbx-files.

A second solution besides rubyscript2exe is exerb[1]. The
disadvantage
with exerb is that, at least the last time I looked into it, only
little
documentation was available in English. Also I think that exerb works
less well with complex compiled extensions but this could also be a
now
outdated misjudgment on my part resulting from a certain lack of
accessible documentation.

Regards,
Thomas.


[1] http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/exerb/