I have recently switched to a mac. And I tried re-installing ruby from the default 1.8.2. To 1.8.4. I followed the install instructions from http://hivelogic.com/articles/2005/12/01/ruby_rails_lighttpd_mysql_tiger. Everything from those instructions seems to install fine. But now textmate doesn't know where ruby is..
it's weird.. if I run ruby from the command line or irb it works fine.. But textmate compains about not finding it. (when using the Subversion bundle). Textmate says it's searching all these different directories (one happens to actally have ruby in it). but Textmat still can';t find it..
on other thing I noticed.. is that if i do a >>whereis ruby<< it doesnt show anything.. I'm thinking that's the problem but how do I fix it..
any ideas?
thanks all.
* aaron smith beingthexemplarylists@gmail.com [2007-01-17 09:38]:
it's weird.. if I run ruby from the command line or irb it works fine.. But textmate compains about not finding it. (when using the Subversion bundle). Textmate says it's searching all these different directories (one happens to actally have ruby in it). but Textmat still can';t find it..
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/shell_commands#search_path See especially the paragraph marked "Important".
The easiest fix for Ruby is to add a TM_RUBY environment variable in TextMate's preferences (under Advanced → Shell Variables).
on other thing I noticed.. is that if i do a >>whereis ruby<< it doesnt show anything.. I'm thinking that's the problem but how do I fix it..
That is odd. whereis reports /usr/bin/ruby on my machine, which is Apple's stock Ruby. whereis only searches standard directories. If you try 'which ruby' instead, it should find the version you installed.
Thanks.. Yes I installed ruby in /usr/local/ when I perform a which. It says /usr/local/bin/ruby.
When I get that error from the subversion bundle.. it says it even searched /usr/local/bin/ - shouldn't it have foudn ruby?
looking into what you sent..
-a
On 1/17/07, Grant Hollingworth grant@antiflux.org wrote:
- aaron smith beingthexemplarylists@gmail.com [2007-01-17 09:38]:
it's weird.. if I run ruby from the command line or irb it works fine..
But
textmate compains about not finding it. (when using the Subversion
bundle).
Textmate says it's searching all these different directories (one happens
to
actally have ruby in it). but Textmat still can';t find it..
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/shell_commands#search_path See especially the paragraph marked "Important".
The easiest fix for Ruby is to add a TM_RUBY environment variable in TextMate's preferences (under Advanced → Shell Variables).
on other thing I noticed.. is that if i do a >>whereis ruby<< it doesnt
show
anything.. I'm thinking that's the problem but how do I fix it..
That is odd. whereis reports /usr/bin/ruby on my machine, which is Apple's stock Ruby. whereis only searches standard directories. If you try 'which ruby' instead, it should find the version you installed.
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
ok.. I added TM_RUBY to the shell vars.. works now.
thanks again.
On 1/17/07, aaron smith beingthexemplarylists@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks.. Yes I installed ruby in /usr/local/ when I perform a which. It says /usr/local/bin/ruby.
When I get that error from the subversion bundle.. it says it even searched /usr/local/bin/ - shouldn't it have foudn ruby?
looking into what you sent..
-a
On 1/17/07, Grant Hollingworth grant@antiflux.org wrote:
- aaron smith <beingthexemplarylists@gmail.com > [2007-01-17 09:38]:
it's weird.. if I run ruby from the command line or irb it works fine..
But
textmate compains about not finding it. (when using the Subversion
bundle).
Textmate says it's searching all these different directories (one
happens to
actally have ruby in it). but Textmat still can';t find it..
http://macromates.com/textmate/manual/shell_commands#search_path See especially the paragraph marked "Important".
The easiest fix for Ruby is to add a TM_RUBY environment variable in TextMate's preferences (under Advanced → Shell Variables).
on other thing I noticed.. is that if i do a >>whereis ruby<< it doesnt
show
anything.. I'm thinking that's the problem but how do I fix it..
That is odd. whereis reports /usr/bin/ruby on my machine, which is Apple's stock Ruby. whereis only searches standard directories. If you try 'which ruby' instead, it should find the version you installed.
For new threads USE THIS: textmate@lists.macromates.com (threading gets destroyed and the universe will collapse if you don't) http://lists.macromates.com/mailman/listinfo/textmate
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