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Ruby 1.9
I'd like to know if a plan for Ruby 1.9 compatibility is on the agenda.
Thanks. |
I think the Rails team need to address the compatibility with Ruby 1.9 first.
If you know a Rails version works properly with Ruby 1.9, we can start to test and make ruby-lsapi work properly if it is not. |
Hi mistwang, Rails 2.3.5 is compatible with Ruby 1.9. Maybe you have to apply some patches around to adapt an existent codebase, but it works well.
http://thechangelog.com/post/2595409...2-3-5-released Would it require some other change besides working on ruby-lsapi? Thank you. |
I think it is good time to start working with lsapi support ruby 1.9.1
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If you would like, you can try
http://www.litespeedtech.com/package...api-4.0.tar.gz It should be compatible with ruby 1.8 and 1.9 . Also it shoud fix the empty ENV problem. |
mistwang thanks i will test it :)
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come up with a new fix for empty ENV problem. updated the 4.0 release package.
Please test it with ruby 1.8.x as well, it should work with both. |
Ruby 1.9
In computing, a local variable is a variable that is given local scope. Such a variable is accessible only by the function or block, where it is stated. In programming languages with only two levels of visibility, local variables, as opposed to global variables, on the other hand, many languages ALGOL derivatives, a number of levels of nested functions with private variables, functions, constants and types hidden in them.
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