(re)bonjour,
I there a standard and maintained way to add a JRuby console
class for building interactive GUI applications (like in Matlab or other
CAD tools).
Such a class could be used as an advanced text (or one line field)
widget wich could be connected to a user Binding (no need for a
user to know all the objects used for building the Jruby or Java
application itself).
I know there was some Console application several years ago,
but not sure if it could be use as a library neither if it is maintained
with current JRuby.
– Maurice
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On 18 Dec 2008, at 07:46, Maurice Diamantini wrote:
I know there was some Console application several years ago,
but not sure if it could be use as a library neither if it is
maintained
with current JRuby.
– Maurice
Hi Maurice,
Try looking at bin/jirb_swing, which is probably what you’re thinking
of. What this does is:
Set up a frame and text pane.
Hook the text pane up to a jruby runtime, so it acts as an interactive
console with readline.
Runs IRB.
Hopefully much of that is useful to you.
Damian
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2008/12/18 Damian S. [email protected]:
Hopefully much of that is useful to you.
Thank you very much Damian, I didn’t see this script!
I’ll have to study it while (re)learnig java.
I understood that awt was obsolete, but it seems yet quite often used in
swing
programm!
It help (and I should look better in the jruby distribution
– Maurice
Damian
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