On Dec 26, 2007, at 2:35 PM, Jeff LaMarche wrote:
Greetings all. Been using TextMate for quite some time, but never had a problem before now. Allan Odgaard suggested I post this to the list.
I installed Ruby 1.9 this morning by doing a source install from the release tarball. I had to manually update the readline library and I also had to change my path so that /usr/local/lib is read before / usr/lib because of the libreadline.dylib that is contained there.
I can run Ruby 1.9 programs from the command line just fine, but if I try to use command-R to run them from inside TextMate, I get:
From the official Ruby 1.9 release announcement by language creator Yukihiro Matsumoto:
"We are happy to announce of the release of the 1.9.0 the development release."
The keyword in there is definitely "development." Ruby 1.9.0 is not a production/stable release and should not yet be counted on for mission critical stuff.
This is the beginning of a transition. The Ruby 1.9 branch will need at least one more release before it begins to get mass usage.
I'm following Ruby 1.9 very closely and will now begin to look at things we can do in TextMate to support it. That won't happen overnight though, so definitely give Ruby some time to firm up and us some time to get up to speed on where it lands.
For now, TextMate commands are definitely targeted against a Ruby 1.8 install.
James Edward Gray II