when i create a .exe file from ruby, the "rubyscript2exe" will occur
error, because the project involve some picture. So how i can put
picture in my project without errors???
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I have the same problem somebody know how to add picture please 
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Hello,
Pat Kiatchaipipat schrieb:
I have the same problem somebody know how to add picture please
what's the problem? Do you make your script directory to an executable
with rubyscripttoexe? If that's true also the picture in that directory
is now inside the binary. To use it in you script use the
rubyscripttoexe variables.
require 'rubyscripttoexe'
(..)
RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + '/youpic.jpg'
Janek
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I can't do it, I use
require 'rubyscript2exe'
$pic = RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + '/t.jpg'
picturebox2_img = Image.new($pic)
where t.jpg is in the same directory with .rb file and when I run with
ruby It works but when I convert to exe, and move to different directory
it doesn't work 
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Pat Kiatchaipipat wrote:
I can't do it, I use
require 'rubyscript2exe'
$pic = RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + '/t.jpg'
picturebox2_img = Image.new($pic)
Why do you use $ in front of a local variable? AFAIK, that's reserved for system use.
where t.jpg is in the same directory with .rb file and when I run with ruby It works but when I convert to exe, and move to different directory it doesn't work
Try to include the jpg file by setting RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.lib, as explained by the docs.
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
I can't do it, I use
require 'rubyscript2exe'
$pic = RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + '/t.jpg'
picturebox2_img = Image.new($pic)where t.jpg is in the same directory with .rb file and when I
run with ruby It works but when I convert to exe, and move to
different directory it doesn't work
Which command do you use to "compile" the application?
gegroet,
Erik V. - http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/
I still struggle with it
here's my code
require 'wx'
require 'rubyscript2exe'
include Wx
include RUBYSCRIPT2EXE
RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.lib = ["t.jpg"]
.....
picturebox2_img = Image.new('t.jpg')
.....
I think when I convert to exe and delete file 't.jpg' application won't
work because picturebox2_img is make from directory and when I restore
't.jpg' from recycle bin it's work
how can I add jpg to lib?? I do something wrong
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I install rubyscript2exe.gem
and use
rubyscript2exe calculator.rb
in cmd and it create calculator.exe in the same directory
what's wrong 
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Variable names that begin with ($) aren't reserved for system use,
they're global variables.
Daniel Brumbaugh Keeney
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On Nov 19, 2007 3:36 AM, Jari Williamsson <jari.williamsson@mailbox.swipnet.se> wrote:
Pat Kiatchaipipat wrote:
> I can't do it, I use
>
> require 'rubyscript2exe'
> $pic = RUBYSCRIPT2EXE.appdir + '/t.jpg'
> picturebox2_img = Image.new($pic)Why do you use $ in front of a local variable? AFAIK, that's reserved
for system use.
Try to use "rubyscript2exe directorywithcalculator.rb/" instead.
But mention that you main script need the name "init.rb".
Pat Kiatchaipipat schrieb:
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I install rubyscript2exe.gem
and userubyscript2exe calculator.rb
in cmd and it create calculator.exe in the same directory
what's wrong
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I install rubyscript2exe.gem and use
rubyscript2exe calculator.rb
what's wrong
Compiling a script, just, uh, compiles your script. It doesn't
include the other application files.
However, compiling a directory does include other files.
Create the directory calculator, move calculator.rb to
calculator/init.rb, move t.jpg to calculator/t.jpg and run the
following command:
rubyscript2exe calculator/
gegroet,
Erik V. - http://www.erikveen.dds.nl/
finally I can make .exe with picture!
thank you very much :))
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