Joel VanderWerf wrote:
Three things don’t seem right…
Sorry for the delay in responding, this got buried in my inbox and I only
just noticed it.
- The doc/dl/dl.txt is missing. It was in an earlier 1.8.1 installer.
I’m not sure why this is, but I’ll look into it.
- The Yaml lib seems to be out of date, compared with recent 1.8.1
tarballs. In the latter, symbols are serialized in the new way:
That’s because this wasn’t built with the most recent 1.8.1 tarball, it was
built using the official 1.8.1 release tarball.
- Yaml crashes with this hash:
D:>ruby -v -r yaml -e ‘y({:foo=>:bar})’
File creation error
Do you have write access the current directory? This might be a question for
the YAML project.
Curt
Curt Hibbs wrote:
- The Yaml lib seems to be out of date, compared with recent 1.8.1
tarballs. In the latter, symbols are serialized in the new way:
That’s because this wasn’t built with the most recent 1.8.1 tarball, it was
built using the official 1.8.1 release tarball.
Sorry, I misunderstood the intent of the windows installer. It’s sync-ed
with the release, not the bleeding edge code, for good reasons, probably.
Curt Hibbs wrote:
Joel VanderWerf wrote:
- Yaml crashes with this hash:
D:>ruby -v -r yaml -e ‘y({:foo=>:bar})’
File creation error
Do you have write access the current directory? This might be a question for
the YAML project.
Argh, argh, argh. I used single quotes in cmd.exe. I think the > char
was trying to redirect output. It’s fine with double quotes.