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Hidetoshi NAGAI
Hi,
A sample tool of Ruby/Tk is available.
It uses a text widget as a console I/O.
If you have troubles about thread-switching on IRB
(for example, IRB on a command-prompt of Windows),
it may be able to help you.
Console I/O on Windows blocks Ruby's thread-switching.
That is, IRB cannot work with background threads on Windows.
On the sample script, a text widget takes the place of a console
without blocking thread-switching.
That is similar to Tcl/Tk's "wish" unless not calling shell commands.
If you may try it, please get two files from Ruby's CVS tree.
Those are "ext/tk/sample/irbtkw.rbw" and "ext/tk/sample/tktextio.rb".
"irbtkw.rbw" is the main script.
"tktextio.rb" is updated (it is a by-product of Ruby/TkORCA).
Old one cannot work with "irbtkw.rbw".
Probably, "irbtkw.rbw" will work on ruby-1.8.2 or later.
A sample tool of Ruby/Tk is available.
It uses a text widget as a console I/O.
If you have troubles about thread-switching on IRB
(for example, IRB on a command-prompt of Windows),
it may be able to help you.
Console I/O on Windows blocks Ruby's thread-switching.
That is, IRB cannot work with background threads on Windows.
On the sample script, a text widget takes the place of a console
without blocking thread-switching.
That is similar to Tcl/Tk's "wish" unless not calling shell commands.
If you may try it, please get two files from Ruby's CVS tree.
Those are "ext/tk/sample/irbtkw.rbw" and "ext/tk/sample/tktextio.rb".
"irbtkw.rbw" is the main script.
"tktextio.rb" is updated (it is a by-product of Ruby/TkORCA).
Old one cannot work with "irbtkw.rbw".
Probably, "irbtkw.rbw" will work on ruby-1.8.2 or later.