From: kuo <tgkuo@...22.hinet.net>
Date: 2003-12-08T23:27:04+09:00
Subject: Re: [ANN] rbbr-0.5.0

Thanks,
I moved the required *.rb files to c:\ruby\lib\ruby/1.8, then, wrote a small
ruby scriptit:
   " system('ruby install.rb config')
     system('ruby install.rb setup')
     system('ruby ins`tall.rb install')
     system('ruby -rrbbr -e "RBBR::UI::GTK.main"')"
I run it from SciTE, it worked smoothly until executing the last line, an
error message showed in the output window:
"c:/ruby/lib/ruby/1.8/glib2.rb:18:in `require': No such file to load -- 
glib2.so (LoadError)"
I supposed it warned that there was no "glib2.so" file in my system.

So, I thought my main problem now is: ( eagerly waiting for kindly answers)
     where could I get the file: "glib2.so" , is this file named so in
Windows? or there are other widonw's DLL file with the same utility or there
are other workarounds?

Regards,

Tk Kuo

"Masao Mutoh" <mutoh@highway.ne.jp> in
news:20031208202832.7782dfc8.mutoh@highway.ne.jp wrote:
> Hi,
> I don't know FreeRIDE and SciTE well. So I can't answer your question.
>
> But if you want to run it not to use command line, there are some ways.
> #You need to set PATH to c:\...\ruby\bin correctly.
>
> 1. Copy c:\....\ruby\bin\rbbr to c:\anywhere\rbbr.rb and click it
>    from Explorer.
>
> 2. Create c:\anywhere\rbbr.bat and write script below:
>
>    ruby -rrbbr -e 'RBBR::UI::GTK.main'
>
>    Then click it from Explorer.
>
> 3. Create c:\anywhere\rbbr.vbs and write script below:
>
>    Set shell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
>    shell.Run "rubyw -rrbbr -e 'RBBR::UI::GTK.main'"
>
> I recommand the 3rd because it doesn't show dos prompt.
>
>
> #I don't know Windows well, so there may be other solutions.
>
> -- 
> :% Masao Mutoh<mutoh@highway.ne.jp>
>
>