On 14/11/11 23:58, "Tim Rand" timrandg@gmail.com wrote:
RVM/textmate interface can be tricky to set up. How about just feeding the path to the version you want to use directly to the TM_RUBY variable. So for instance, use the full path for the ruby you want textmate to use, rather than relying on the rvm-auto-ruby to tell it.
TM_RUBY /Users/timrand/.rvm/rubies/macruby-0.10/bin/ruby
Be sure to uncheck any other TM_RUBY variables that you have listed. Only check the one that you want to use immediately. Then try the following in a textmate window: p RUBY_VERSION
in textmate and look at the output to verify the correct version is being used. See the line in the purple region of the output screen it reads "macruby"
Hi, Tim.
Many thanks for that. I'd tried both shell variables (using rvm & /path/to/ruby) but the script still returned the System version.
I'd just installed rcodetools & copied the vim plugin to run the script in vim but just in time I saw your post. `p RUBY-VERSION` returns the correct 1.9.3 version & x86_64-darwin10.8.0 as you'd expect on Snow Leopard.
Once again, thanks for sticking with me.
Cheers,
Phil...