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Thursday
Anyone know if there are plans for an ActiveState version of Ruby?
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Daniel Berger
Thursday said:
Highly unlikely, especially in lieu of their acquisition by Sophos. I
think if it was going to happen, it would have happened by now.
On the other hand, if anyone from ActiveState is reading this and is
looking for someone familiar with the Win32 API and Ruby, I might be
available.
Regards,
Dan
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David A. Black
Hi --
A couple of years ago (I think) at some Linux trade show I asked
someone from ActiveState about it, and he said that there were
obstacles involving the different licensing of the regex stuff. That
should be overcome by Oniguruma, but beyond that I don't know whether
there's interest on their part.
David
A couple of years ago (I think) at some Linux trade show I asked
someone from ActiveState about it, and he said that there were
obstacles involving the different licensing of the regex stuff. That
should be overcome by Oniguruma, but beyond that I don't know whether
there's interest on their part.
David
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pat eyler
I asked them about it at OSCON last year. They said they were watching
Ruby world, but didn't have the expertise in house to do anything yet.
They did mention that they'd love to see the Ruby debugger support the
open dbgp protocol:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/DBGP
This would allow Komodo to support Ruby debugging, and would help
open some doors within ActiveState.
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Ryan Davis
I have some email somewhere and contact information if anyone wants to
get Komodo protocol working in ruby and get it into activestate's
hands... It sounds like that is all they need to get the ball rolling.