To add JRuby to the gem, someone has to write the Java that works like the existing C. I don''t have the time or inclination to write it, but I''m open to someone else writing it. There have been several people on our redcloth-upwards mailing list talking about it, but so far no one has taken up the task. Jason On Aug 22, 2008, at 8:43 AM, king the wrote:> Hi, > > The last version of RedCloth (4.0.x) isn''t compatible with JRuby but > RedCloth 3.0.4 work. > > Could you add JRuby compatibility to your Gem ? > > For more details, I''ve discuss about this problem with drnic here > http://groups.google.com/group/javascript-project-generator/browse_thread/thread/60ea45d27a5e0f3a > > Thanks for your works and your times. > > PS: Sorry for my bad English i''m French. > > Avec Windows Live Messenger restez en contact avec tous vos amis ! > T?l?chargez Messenger, c''est gratuit !-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/redcloth-upwards/attachments/20080822/8d03e14e/attachment.html>
Hi Gang,
I''m an interested lurker -- However I see this as a bit of a
reoccurring
issue. In my distant past, I had a cross Java = C++ project to do and my
mate and I came up with a pretty useful solution -- Which I can suggest
here.
In our case, we generated the C++ code from the Java source code using awk.
I see no reason why a JRuby project couldn''t be established to scan C
or C++
and generate Java in the same spirit. Honestly It didn''t take long at
all
using gawk. I imagine it would be slightly faster with Ruby.
Also that apporach would allow other tools to do cross-over in a more
effective way.
Aloha,
Will
2008/8/23 Jason Garber <jg at jasongarber.com>
> To add JRuby to the gem, someone has to write the Java that works like the
> existing C. I don''t have the time or inclination to write it, but
I''m open
> to someone else writing it.
>
--
aloha,
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