From: Anders Selander Date: 2002-04-08T22:08:44+09:00 Subject: What's wrong with example/testgtk/dnd.rb? H! All the code in dnd.rb in the testgtk example-suit that ships with the Gtk-coupling for Ruby[1] is commented out. If one remove the commentmarks and also removes the hashsign that comment out the inclusion of the dnd example in the meny of testgtk.rb, one run into an parse error when dnd.rb is 'require':d. ./testgtk.rb:62:in `require': ./dnd.rb:38: parse error (SyntaxError) dnd_drop_destroy_popup (GtkWidget *widget, GtkWindow **window) ^ ./dnd.rb:38: parse error from ./kaka.rb:62 Does anybody know the reason for the disabling of the dnd-example? One kind of gets the impression that is once have worked. Does anybody know any pointer to a working dnd-example in Ruby? In the meantime, I will see if I create something working just by analysing the non-working example. Regards /Selander [1] The Debain Linux package libgtk-ruby, that is. -- Anders Selander Centre for Parallel Computers selander@pdc.kth.se Programmer Royal Institute of Technology +46 (0)8 790 72 11 SE-100 44 STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN +46 (0)70 266 29 67