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Kazuo Saito
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This is a summary of ruby-dev mailing list.
[ruby-dev:26802] about Ruby-GetText
jhohi iug posted a request for ruby-gettext package
(http://ponx.s5.xrea.com/hiki/ruby-gettext.html) as a standard
library.
Ruby-gnome2 GUI applications often use the library to provide l10n
capability.
Masao Mutoh, the maintainer of ruby-gettext and ruby-gnome2,
followed the
request and said that it is desirable for such GUI applications if
Ruby
distribution bundles the library.
[ruby-dev:26828] remove "env.h" dependency,
[ruby-dev:26838] remove env.h from parse.y
SASADA Koichi posted 2 patches which reduce dependency on
execution contexts
described in env.h. The patches gives not only simple and clean
codes but
also standard accessors for the contexts. It means that libraries
or extensions
interact with parse.y, ripper or YARV for instance, will be able
to handle the
parser with much simpler way.
ruby-dev summary index:
http://i.loveruby.net/en/ruby-dev-summary.html
Kazuo Saito <[email protected]>
This is a summary of ruby-dev mailing list.
[ruby-dev:26802] about Ruby-GetText
jhohi iug posted a request for ruby-gettext package
(http://ponx.s5.xrea.com/hiki/ruby-gettext.html) as a standard
library.
Ruby-gnome2 GUI applications often use the library to provide l10n
capability.
Masao Mutoh, the maintainer of ruby-gettext and ruby-gnome2,
followed the
request and said that it is desirable for such GUI applications if
Ruby
distribution bundles the library.
[ruby-dev:26828] remove "env.h" dependency,
[ruby-dev:26838] remove env.h from parse.y
SASADA Koichi posted 2 patches which reduce dependency on
execution contexts
described in env.h. The patches gives not only simple and clean
codes but
also standard accessors for the contexts. It means that libraries
or extensions
interact with parse.y, ripper or YARV for instance, will be able
to handle the
parser with much simpler way.
ruby-dev summary index:
http://i.loveruby.net/en/ruby-dev-summary.html
Kazuo Saito <[email protected]>