No, I didn't. But I'm pretty sure you'll still have to install the fox gui
library separately.
Piet.
-----Original Message-----
From: tony summerfelt [mailto:snowzone5@hotmail.com]just out of curiosity did you try fxruby with rubyscript2exe?
after playing around with gtk a bit, the only hanging point
seem to be easy deployment
Piet Hadermann wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: tony summerfelt [mailto:snowzone5@hotmail.com]just out of curiosity did you try fxruby with rubyscript2exe?
after playing around with gtk a bit, the only hanging point seem to be easy deployment
No, I didn't. But I'm pretty sure you'll still have to install the fox gui
library separately.Piet.
FOX and fxruby seem to have binary distributions for Windows, which means just bundling the DLLs along with the exe Should Work (tm). Which, despite my religious issues with syntethic widget toolkits, is a very nice feature.
David Vallner