I am pleased to announce release 0.3.5 of the “whichr” gem.
Its purpose: to be a user friendly which command for windows.
New stuffs:
now outputs faster (“as it finds the files”)
now shows platform appropriate path separator right [ 's on windows]
now has a “-a” command, to show all files (executable and non
executable)
ex:
C:> whichr abc* -a # looks for any file in the path named abc*
Installation:
gem install whichr
Bugs:
Currently doze only [ask if you want this for Linux].
More info:
GitHub - rdp/whichr: A 'which' command written entirely in Ruby--windows friendly [searches for .bat files, etc. appropriately]
Roger P. wrote:
I am pleased to announce release 0.3.5 of the “whichr” gem.
Its purpose: to be a user friendly which command for windows.
New stuffs:
now outputs faster (“as it finds the files”)
now shows platform appropriate path separator right [ 's on windows]
now has a “-a” command, to show all files (executable and non
executable)
ex:
C:> whichr abc* -a # looks for any file in the path named abc*
Installation:
gem install whichr
Bugs:
Currently doze only [ask if you want this for Linux].
More info:
GitHub - rdp/whichr: A 'which' command written entirely in Ruby--windows friendly [searches for .bat files, etc. appropriately]
I am running Windows XP Pro SP3+, Ruby 1.8.6.
When trying to install ‘whichr’ I get the following:
C:\Docume~1\skrivsm>gem install --remote whichr
ERROR: Error installing whichr:
sane requires os (>= 0, runtime)
I was able to install ‘gem-sane-binary’ but get a similar error when
trying to install ‘sane’:
C:\Docume~1\skrivsm>gem install --remote sane
ERROR: Error installing sane:
sane requires os (>= 0, runtime)
I was able to install ‘rogerdpack-sane’. Subsequently trying to install
‘whichr’ results in the same ‘requires os …’ error.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Shawn
C:\Docume~1\skrivsm>gem install --remote whichr
ERROR: Error installing whichr:
sane requires os (>= 0, runtime)
yeah this is some odd error with rubygems.
Try doing a “gem install os” then “gem install whichr” and report back
-r
I was able to install ‘gem-sane-binary’ but get a similar error when
trying to install ‘sane’:
what do you mean by “gem-sane-binary”?
Roger P. wrote:
C:\Docume~1\skrivsm>gem install --remote whichr
ERROR: Error installing whichr:
sane requires os (>= 0, runtime)
yeah this is some odd error with rubygems.
Try doing a “gem install os” then “gem install whichr” and report back
-r
I was able to install ‘gem-sane-binary’ but get a similar error when
trying to install ‘sane’:
what do you mean by “gem-sane-binary”?
C:\Users\skrivsm>gem search --remote sane
*** REMOTE GEMS ***
gem-sane-binary (0.1.1)
rogerdpack-sane (0.2.0, 0.1.9, 0.1.8, 0.1.7)
sane (0.17.0)
C:\Users\skrivsm>gem sources
*** CURRENT SOURCES ***
http://gemcutter.org/
http://gems.github.com
http://gems.rubyforge.org/
what do you mean by “gem-sane-binary”?
C:\Users\skrivsm>gem search --remote sane
*** REMOTE GEMS ***
gem-sane-binary (0.1.1)
rogerdpack-sane (0.2.0, 0.1.9, 0.1.8, 0.1.7)
sane (0.17.0)
gotcha.
Yeah that one’s not related
-r