What's the best way, when embedding Ruby via ruby_init() and such in
C, to give it all the same RUBYPATH style library paths as a ruby.exe
shell call would see?
Where "best" generally means portable to other people's computers,
where they can be assumed to have a working ruby install of the same
version?
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Phlip
Aaaand just a little reading of ruby.c leads us to:
ruby_init_loadpath(); initializes the $: variable ($LOAD_PATH). It
will be initialized with the content of the RUBYLIB unix-environment
variable, plus the location of site_ruby and the current directory.
This path is searched whenever you invoke either require or load.
Therefore is ruby_init_loadpath very necessary if you plan to load
some modules.
http://aeditor.rubyforge.org/ruby_cplusplus/index.html
On Sep 6, 4:36 pm, Phlip <phlip2...@gmail.com> wrote:
What's the best way, when embedding Ruby via ruby_init() and such in
C, to give it all the same RUBYPATH style library paths as a ruby.exe
shell call would see?Where "best" generally means portable to other people's computers,
where they can be assumed to have a working ruby install of the same
version?