[ANN] Rio 0.3.4

[Stefan Lang]

I also see a similar problem with 0.3.4 but I installed it the old
fashioned way not using gem... (0.3.3 works fine BTW)


/usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rio/ops/either.rb:110:in
`require': No such file toload -- Pathname (LoadError)

The "pathname" library comes with Ruby. Perhaps rio was tested
on Windows only, which ignores case in file names. Thus, on
Windows both work: require 'pathname and require 'Pathname',
but on Linux, only the former works (since Linux file systems
are case sensitive).

HTH,
Stefan

 

[Jim Morris]

Yep that was it, good catch!!

The "pathname" library comes with Ruby. Perhaps rio was tested
on Windows only, which ignores case in file names. Thus, on
Windows both work: require 'pathname and require 'Pathname',
but on Linux, only the former works (since Linux file systems
are case sensitive).

HTH,
Stefan

 

[rio4ruby]

Cygwin, actually, which has the same behaviour regarding the
case-sensitivity of paths. I have changed the offending (and
offensive) require statement. Great catch.

Cheers
-Christopher