I just started developing Ruby on OS X and didn’t find any good IDEs.
What is the best way to do it?
I absolutely need a debugger. Currently, I am using Eclipse with the RDT
plugin, but all I get when stepping is:
ruby 1.8.4 debugger listens on port 54606
/Users/dittert/Documents/workspace/FileManager/Test.rb:2: [BUG] Bus
Error
ruby 1.8.4 (2005-12-24) [powerpc-darwin8.4.0]
The program is
puts “abc\n”
puts “abc\n”
puts “abc\n” <-- breakpoint
puts “abc\n”
puts “abc\n”
puts “abc\n”
puts “abc\n”
Additionally, when I run the ruby version that comes with OS X (which is
version 1.8.2), I can step in the debugger. But it then doesn’t show all
variables and I am also unable to write output to the console…
I just started developing Ruby on OS X and didn’t find any good IDEs.
What is the best way to do it?
I absolutely need a debugger.
Dirk Dittert
You might want to think about using your favourite editor (scite,
textmate, vim, emacs) with the standalone debugger: mr guid
(http://mr-guid.rubyforge.org/)
You might want to think about using your favourite editor (scite,
textmate, vim, emacs) with the standalone debugger: mr guid
(http://mr-guid.rubyforge.org/)
I already looked at mr_guid but had some problems compilining the
required libraries. I’ll try again…
I have tried for weeks to get mr_guid working on OS X. I cant. mr_guid
relies on many tk libraries that are just not compatible with OS X. If
anyone says the last statement is in error, please post a working install
of mr_guid on OS X 10.4.4.
Thank you. I guess you just saved me from trying for a couple of hours.
I already looked at mr_guid but had some problems compilining the
required libraries. I’ll try again…
Best,
I have tried for weeks to get mr_guid working on OS X. I cant. mr_guid
relies on many tk libraries that are just not compatible with OS X. If
anyone says the last statement is in error, please post a working
install
of mr_guid on OS X 10.4.4.
On Feb 22, 2006, at 11:03 AM, John N. Alegre wrote:
I have tried for weeks to get mr_guid working on OS X. I cant.
mr_guid
relies on many tk libraries that are just not compatible with OS
X. If
anyone says the last statement is in error, please post a working
install
of mr_guid on OS X 10.4.4.
john
Steps to get mr_guid working Mac OS X 10.4.5:
Install ruby from source (this step may not be necessary, but
you’ll probably have to do silly symlink tricks if you don’t)
Install X11.app
use fink or possibly darwin-ports to install the gnome libs:
fink install libgnome2 libgnome2-dev libgnome2-shlibs
Download and install ruby-gnome2
Download and install mr_guid
launch X11.app and start mr_guid from an xterm
Caveats: mr_guid takes freaking forever before the window shows up,
but it does eventually
There are also a lot of libglade warnings, but Mr. Guid seems to work
regardless
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