From: Dim An <dimanhsb@...>
Date: 2009-03-27T19:39:44+09:00
Subject: Re: Starting a Shoes application

Having the same problem here, so I thought I'd raise it. Is this normal
behavior, or some kind of problem with my Vista x64 installation?

Thomas B. wrote:
> All the program advertised there look just like: Shoes.app{}, but you
> cannot run such program just like that. You have to run shoes.exe from
> the system prompt and pass the script file as a parameter.
> 
> Now, is there a way to start a Shoes application from Ruby? I mean, to
> do something like: require 'shoes'; Shoes.app{}, and simply run this as
> a Ruby program? I cannot find any information about that.
> 
> Apart from this, is there something like a custom Shoes startup script?
> For instance, I have by own directory with include files and I keep the
> path in RUBYLIB environment variable. But it is not added to the $: if I
> run a Shoes app. I'd like to make a script that would add the directory
> to the load path each time I run a Shoes app. Or is there a better way
> to do it?
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