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Hey Alex, I was looking into figuring out a way to create a truely Asynchronis Socket type for Ruby, and thought I''d go down to the bare minimal implementation of it, to start creating a socket, and then I got to thinking. Looking at the wxWidgets C/C++ Code, it doesn''t do much different then what I''m doing, only in Ruby, so I thought maybe, as a way to avoid

...it_threaded_mode(), and such. But the new example is _/A LOT/_ easier to follow, since everything except the parse_message() methods are in a single Method, on_server() and on_client(). It still uses /SOME/ of the API that wxWidgets has, as far as returning SOCKET_NOERROR, SOCKET_INVSOCK, and SocketEvent created with evt_socket() as the catch method for this event. As soon as I have the client put together, and tested wxClient and wxServer on Linux, and check it into the SVN, so that Alex and Sean Long can look over it, and test it out on their systems, we may finally have something worth whil...

wxRuby 0.3.0 has been released and is now available for download from RubyForge at: http://wxruby.rubyforge.org/ This release includes binary builds for Max OS X Panther and MS Windows. Hopefully, within a couple weeks I will release RubyGems for the source, and RubyGem binaries for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Please report any bugs or feature requests here:

Hi Everyone, Over the past couple of weeks wxruby-swig has made a lot of progress. Over 100 classes have been added with attempts to mimic the existing wxruby interfaces. While still not as stable as wxruby, stability has increased dramatically. Finally, it has been built on Linux, Mac, and MSVC. This email is an invitation to try out wxruby-swig for yourself. The source code is in CVS and