From: Rich Leblanc <rl001@...>
Date: 2010-07-23T06:41:07+09:00
Subject: Re: LoadError: no such file to load -- tk

Roger Pack wrote:
> 
>>> Thanks Roger. I'm up and running now on Windows using the one you made. 
>>> I'm going to read up on the ruby installer. Now I just need to get it 
>>> going on Unix, same problem.
>>> 
>>> Rich
>> 
>> I copied your directory tree over and it works but in windows when you 
>> install things doesn't it have to make registry entries or anything 
>> besides copying files and folders? Isn't that what installers do? Or 
>> does Ruby not require any of that? To install Ruby is it just a matter 
>> of copying files and folders? I'm still reading about the installer but 
>> it's not making any sense yet.
> 
> Ruby on windows is built to be self contained, and you can move it all 
> over the place and just use it.
> You *can* get an install that uses the registry (and hence can't be 
> moved) over at rubyinstaller.org.  The package I gave you isn't like 
> that.
> -r

Yes, I know. How can I build Ruby that includes tk and an installer to 
install it to windows? Since there's no "right" or "wrong" way then how 
am I supposed to know what to do?
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