On 10. Jun 2007, at 18:12, Cassio Pennachin wrote:
[...] I have a similar problem, although I get a slightly different error:
/bin/bash: line 4: ]2; /Users/cassio/lib]1; cassio/lib/usr/bin/ ruby: No such file or directory [...] Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
One or more of these 4 things are generally the case:
1) you removed your ruby away from /usr/bin/ruby 2) you set TM_RUBY in Preferences → Advanced to a wrong value 3) your PATH is corrupt 4) a space is in the PATH (the ‘which’ command is broken and can’t always handle that)
So,
1) do you have /usr/bin/ruby? Does /usr/bin/ruby -e 'p :test' work? 2) what does: echo $TM_RUBY (and pressing ⌃R) give in TM? 3) what does: echo $TM_PATH (and pressing ⌃R) give in TM? 4) what does: which ruby (and pressing ⌃R) give in TM?