After creating and installing a gem I get ''unintialized constant Wxruby2'' when trying to run wxRuby. Kevin, can you give me some pointers on getting this thing working? Roy
Roy Sutton wrote:> After creating and installing a gem I get ''unintialized constant > Wxruby2'' when trying to run wxRuby. Kevin, can you give me some > pointers on getting this thing working? >I don''t recall ever seeing that one. Hopefully my other email will help. If not, let me know exactly what you are trying, and what you are seeing. Kevin
Do you have the environment variable RUBYOPT set to rubygems? On my systems I had to set that env. variable to get gems to work without specifically requiring ''rubygems'' in every sample. Sean On 10/4/06, Kevin Smith <wxruby at qualitycode.com> wrote:> Roy Sutton wrote: > > After creating and installing a gem I get ''unintialized constant > > Wxruby2'' when trying to run wxRuby. Kevin, can you give me some > > pointers on getting this thing working? > > > > I don''t recall ever seeing that one. Hopefully my other email will help. > If not, let me know exactly what you are trying, and what you are seeing. > > Kevin > > _______________________________________________ > wxruby-users mailing list > wxruby-users at rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/wxruby-users >
Sean Long wrote:> Do you have the environment variable RUBYOPT set to rubygems? On my > systems I had to set that env. variable to get gems to work without > specifically requiring ''rubygems'' in every sample. >No, but I was specifying -rubygems on the command line. Even after recompiling I''m having the same issue. I was trying to build a debug version. I''ll try building a non-debug version. Roy